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We'll change the defaults to include these types. Updates should change your own settings though.

You don't need to specify settings in the command line if all you want is to use defaults saved in the last use. Is this reproducible? Is it possible that you had two instances of EDP open, and you made changes in one of them?

Will update, thank you.

There's no direct support to substitute words but you can exclude parts of lines matching a regular expression, such as

Probably the UI thread is blocked at that time. Will be hard to reproduce but sounds like a pretty uncommon case.

Which is expected if the list is huge. I think we squeezed as much speed from the list refresh as possible.

What message box is this? Unless I'm confused about the process you are describing, all file operations are done using the standard Windows Explorer API, which should use its own messages.

Thanks. Probably https://www.prestosoft.com/edp_buildhistory.asp#11.0:

Changes in Build 11.0.1.9
2020-10-08

Improvement: Multiple performance improvements for the process startup/shutdown and comparison

I'm unable to reproduce this problem. Anyone else seeing this?

ExamDiff Pro does not itself use .Net but some plug-ins do. See viewtopic.php?p=4591#p4591 for more details.

Thanks, will update.

I suspect these files were not fully synced from One Drive to your local computer when you first attempted to compare them. ExamDiff Pro does not have any problem comparing HTML files. Try changing their extensions back to HTML and compare again.

Unfortunately, it's not possible, due to the way the program is written. It would take a lot of redesign to make it feasible.

The reason I compared file encoding to other metadata (as opposed to "case") is that encoding is a file attribute, not a line/character attribute. It's one-per-file, like size or timestamp. In any case, this particular scenario is not something that comes up a lot (it's the first time we've been ask...

The proper analogy for file encoding would be other file metadata, such as file size or timestamp. Note that for file comparison, when encodings don't match, the status bar boxes with encoding are colored with the Changed color, denoting the difference. Showing a message during file comparison is ak...