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KDiff3 is so consistently good and itself. I’ve been using it for ever; i don't expect to stop.
by hprotagonist 4y ago
KDiff3 is so consistently good and itself. I’ve been using it for ever; i don't expect to stop.
- gpvos 4y agoBeyond Compare (not free) seems to have all kdiff3's features, plus some nice features for comparing tables (CSV or Excel) (although you need to tweak the defaults to make them actually useful). Also, it has syntax highlighting in its diff view, and I find its directory diff nicer than kdiff3's. I haven't used it for merging yet though; although it has three-way merge, I just am more familiar with kdiff3 and trust it since I've been using it for more than 20 years now.