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a "ReDo" feature along with "undo" one would be very nice.

It's just more complexity than I want to invest in such a little feature. An extended compare feature is a possibility, though.
I just noticed that If I manually type:

02 02 02
above
01 02 03

then first 02 and last 02 are highlighted red (as changed) but middle 02 stays white as unchanged ...

It's very inconvenient now that I can't just CTRL+Z after file saving to reverse changes

I plan to enhance bookmarks, like named bookmark list, jumping to next/prev bookmark ect.

Make it possible to save bookmarks for file and load it next time file is opened, I saw this in other editor and it was very usefull

I understood you well.

What I am saying is that you can insert huge blocks, and in this case the level of detail you want is causing serious performance issues.
The alternative of having it work on small blocks (where it's relatively easy to do) but not big blocks would be inconsistent.

So if you ...

I don't want to compare anything, look:

if in file there is a block of following text:
1234567
and you manually write
1224566 over it it would highlight in red just two numbers - 2 and 6, but if you use paste with overwrite (no size change) with exactly same 1224566 - it would highlight ...

I was hoping for UTF8 too, good luck if you ever start implementin it

Maël wrote:A findall feature with a list of matches that is highlighted is in the making.

thx... looking forward to it.

yes, many other hed editors have it (if not all), it seems a very needed feature to me, - a "find all occurences" button which would find em and list em to click-around and count em

It's the request I came here to do but it's already here... and i'ts already done... via secret hotkey

add bookmarking to right-click context menu please

now when you paste instert (ctrl+b) it highlightes in red whole everything you inserted even if out of 10 inserted bytes just one changed from how it was

It would be really handy to see just changed parts of file in red excluding original bytes which stayed the same.