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• Json To Csv Mac Apps
• Json To Csv Mac Application

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Big update! We have new tools and many exciting improvements!

New features

• Added JSON to CSV: many options to customize your needs (delimiter, auto-detect array from object, quote escape, etc).
• Added CSV to JSON: support swap column/row, header, and custom delimiter.
• Added Hash Generator: support MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512, and many other popular hash functions.
• You can now change the font size with ⌘+, ⌘-, ⌘0. You can even change the font with ⌘T or using the View → Font menu.
• HTML Preview: added 'Open in browser' button, so you can quickly preview the HTML in your favorite browser with your favorite Dev Tool.
• Handle big files: Formatter/Encoder tools will now handle big files better. You will be able to store the output as a file (instead of crashing as the previous version).

Improvements

• Added 'Save to file…' to the right-click menu in most of the output text boxes.
• Clicking to the status bar icon will now close the DevUtils window if it is currently active.
• The Unix Time Converter now automatically detects the input when you use the 'Clipboard' button, no more manual select!
• The Number Base Converter tool now automatically trim unnecessary white space and new line characters from the input.
• The Base64 Encode/Decode tool now automatically removes the data notation (data:text/svg;base64,...) from the input when decoding. You can disable this behavior using the gear icon.
• The UUID Generate/Decode tool now generates 100 records by default (previously, it was 1).
• You can now minify the output of YAML to JSON and CSV to JSON tool.
• You can now right-click → Save output to file... from most of the output text boxes.
• Added an option to allow crash logs and anonymous analytics data to be sent to DevUtils. This is opt-in only, you can enable it in the Preferences panel (that would help me a lot to identify issues early, thanks! ?).

Fixes

• Fixed the CSS Beautify/Minify tool not working correctly with CSS variable and media query.
• Fixed the encode/decode tools not persisting the user-selected option across app restarts.
• Fixed app freeze when using the 'Clipboard' button while having a large data in your clipboard.
• Changed the output format control of the Text Diff Cherker Tool to use a pop up menu.