UltraEdit 2022.1 is here with plenty of performance optimizations and a significant overhaul to a key number of functions. The UE 2022.1 release is focused on improving the core features of the editor as well as adding small but highly impactful options to improve usability.
Here's a quick rundown of what's new in UltraEdit 2022.1:
HTML browser and live preview powered by new rendering engine
UE 2022.1 comes with the integration of WebView2, a Chromium-powered rendering engine that significantly upgrades browser view and live preview. This replaces the Internet Explorer-based control to render HTML used in older versions of UltraEdit.
This means you can use and enjoy newer web technologies available in the modern web ecosystem (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) — and simultaneously see it all from the editor.
2-factor authentication (2FA) for SFTP connections
You can now connect to SFTP servers that require Time-based One Time Passwords (TOTP), or more commonly known as two-factor authentication (2FA).
We significantly refactored FTP code to provide a favorable experience when working with 2FA connections. This extended to all FTP dialogs, the FTP explorer, reloaded FTP files, and beyond.
To activate, access the new interactive login option by going to the Advanced tab in the account manager. With this set and with 2FA configured on the server, you'll be prompted to enter your TOTP from an external authentication system. Once authenticated, UltraEdit's connection manager limits all data and commands to the single connection to avoid multiple authentication prompts.
Syntax highlighting parser overhaul
Code highlighting routines have been re-engineered in UE 2022.1 for better and faster syntax highlighting. Code highlighting computations have been separated from the rendering computations of text on the screen.
This simplifies the process and has eliminated many bugs, making code highlighting reliable, faster, and more consistent—particularly useful if you use languages with highly specialized syntax and rules. However it also helps for key languages like Perl, PHP, JavaScript, and more.
This will lay the groundwork for regexp-based keyword highlighting that is currently under development.
Reimagined navigation with new command palette shorthand
Being able to quickly jump around text and code can save you loads of time— so we’ve added a new nifty way to navigate projects. This feature was added to have the option of avoiding unnecessary interactions with the mouse.
Now you can find, open, and navigate files by typing queries into the command palette (Ctrl + Shift + P).
* wildcards (*) supported
This new functionality will search through all previously opened files in your history. (The recently opened file list can only have up to 32 entries). This means that with Quick Open Previous, you no longer need to leave the editor and manually find a specific file if it has been previously opened even once. In a similar fashion, if you know the file directory you can use Quick file open instead.
Other notable updates...
HTML Tidy UI and commands list overhaul
Add/remove and rename output windows
Rename unsaved files
Copy 4+ GB data to clipboard (beyond Windows limit)
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