Various minor performance improvements have been made. This means, for example, that Unicode (UTF-8 with BOM) is displayed in preference to the equivalent 65001 (UTF-8). On the Text comparisons ▸ Encoding options page, when the Code pages radio button is selected and multiple entries in the Default character encoding list match the currently configured encoding, the top-most matching encoding is now selected when the page is opened rather than the bottom-most one. In text comparisons, there is now a visible highlight for any empty lines included in the current text selection. Thus, for example, it is now possible to right-click on the background of a currently open folder window and choose Araxis Merge commands from the context menu that appears. Merge commands now appear in the Windows File Explorer context menu for the currently open folder. Merge now integrates directly with the new Windows 11 File Explorer context menu. File tooltips continue to show the full path. The resulting flat, non-hierarchical list of files can be useful to reduce clutter, especially when there are only a few files in deep folder hierarchies. Folders in folder comparison results lists may now be hidden using a new Hide/reveal ▸ Show flat list of files ribbon item. The following platforms are also supported and expected to work, but not routinely tested: This release is tested and supported on 64-bit Intel versions of the following platforms: This release is free-of-charge to all customers with upgrade/support entitlement covering the build date indicated in the download box below, including everyone who purchased Merge within the year prior to that date. 
This is the current production-quality release and is recommended for all users.
It also provides several other enhancements. This release adds a files-only display option to folder comparisons and integrates with the new Windows 11 File Explorer context menu. Need to download an older version of Merge not available below? Please contact us. Release Notes & System Requirements (Windows)
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