JHEditor is a hex editor written in Java. So it is platform independent and works on all modern operating systemes.

It was especially designed to work with large files (up to 8 million terabytes, if your OS supports that.) Usual hex editors load the whole file into memory (or into a temporary file) - that can take a while. JHEditor only reads that parts from the file that are needed at the moment. If you change the file, only the bytes you've changed are held in memory. So if you work on large files and make small changes this doesn't need much memory.

Insertions and deletions are handled virtually as well, so that an insert of one byte does not have to move all the rest of a file around. As copying and pasting larger blocks can still be quite time-consuming, ther is a concept called split parts. You can specify these parts in the editor and save a few of them (in any order, even from different source files) into a new file, including any unsaved changes you made on this files. The Save as... command uses this by saving all split parts of the current file into a new one.

Since version 0.6 JHEditor supports Drag&Drop (for opening files) and file compares.

(needs Java Runtime 1.3.x or above)

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