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1 September 20268 min read
Diff Anything 1.4: compare encrypted and multipart archives
Compare ZIP/ZIP64/ZIPX, 7z, RAR, TAR families, and compressed streams locally, with passwords, multipart support, streaming, explicit limits, and a redesigned Pro three-way merge workspace.
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31 August 20267 min read
Screen Studio Kit 1.3: make the whole screenshot campaign editable
Build and compare campaign variants, start faster with 20 templates, edit text in place, control focal crops, import fonts, and carry a considered treatment from canvas to export—all locally.
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26 August 20268 min read
Diff Anything 1.3: compare spreadsheets across formats
Compare stored spreadsheet values across Excel, OpenDocument, and Apple Numbers files, then review folders with better navigation, moved-file detection, and safer Pro synchronization.
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22 August 20269 min read
The true cost of creating app-store screenshots for five languages
The expensive part is not designing one screenshot. It is adapting, checking, exporting, and rebuilding the full store matrix every time the app changes.
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19 August 202610 min read
DevDock for vibe coders: 10 ways to stay in control
You can let AI write the code without letting the project become a black box. Here are ten practical ways DevDock helps vibe coders run, inspect, and protect local projects.
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18 August 20268 min read
Diff Anything 1.2: sharper comparisons, safer previews, one engine everywhere
Diff Anything 1.2 opens every desktop comparison engine to Free previews, improves semantic and visual accuracy, and keeps desktop, CLI, and batch behavior aligned.
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16 August 20265 min read
Screen Studio Kit 1.2: turn device frames in 3D
Screen Studio Kit 1.2 adds editable Turn and Tilt controls, live hardware depth on the canvas, and matching perspective in native full-resolution export.
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15 August 20266 min read
Contract comparison for law firms: never approve an unchecked version
Compare two contracts, surface changed clauses, dates, amounts, and wording, and keep confidential documents on the computer.
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