Most Mac users are familiar with Wine, the windows emulator that runs on top of macOS and permits Mac owners to run (some) Windows programs. Well, there is one way to achieve that goal. It may be that none of these alternatives will work for you because you just have to have Notepad++. It is free and includes access to a range of plugins and downloads that are created and maintained by a team of volunteer developers. Despite that, the Java app works across OS, supports macros, languages, plugins, folding, code, word wrap, clipboard history, markers and lots more besides. It calls itself a ‘mature programmer’s text editor’ whatever that means. JEdit is our final standalone alternative to Notepad++ for Mac. At $59 for a full single-user license, it isn’t cheap but again, if you live in text, this app has everything you could possibly need whether coding, building web pages or writing your next novel. It requires macOS 10.9 or higher, but has search and replace, auto indent, auto pairing, a clipboard with history, column tools, multi-language support, CSS and HTML tools, foldable code blocks and a raft of other goodies. TextMate is a heavy hitter in terms of features. While the cost means you would only ever use this app if you’re a serious coder, what it does, it does very well.
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(Upgrading from BBEdit 11 is $29.99, or $39.99 to upgrade from earlier versions.) At that price point, BBEdit 12 delivers a huge array of features and works with Git, HTML, FTP, AppleScript, Mac OS X Unix scripting and a whole host of other neat tricks. BBEdit12 is compatible with macOS 10.12.6 and higher, and costs $49.99. BBEdit 12 is the premium alternative to Notepad++ for Mac and is intended for serious writers, software developers, and website coders.
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