Jane

Jane is yet another bothersome editor designed for viewing and editing all types of ASCII files. While millions of similar editors are already available, the choice is yours: those who try this one might discover great features they soon won't want to miss. Features of Jane: Shell integration (double-click ASCII files in Explorer to view them, or scan directories for files within without further clicks). Create a new file with just one click. - Drag and drop support (simply drop any file you wish to view into Jane to open it, or drop a folder to browse its contents). - Handles hyperlinks (you'll be able to open URLs directly from Jane). - Multiple instances (you can specify whether only one instance of the program is allowed—opening files in the same window—or multiple). - Copy on select (text is instantly copied to the clipboard upon selection and releasing the mouse button/cursor keys). - Browse directories to find certain file types you've defined. - Easily register additional file types to open with Jane. - Ability to adapt to file width—no need to resize Jane for each file. - "Recently opened files" menu, with a maximum of 30 entries. You can enable or disable this menu. - Up to ten different font schemes can be configured, making it very easy to switch between fonts. - Numerous string editing functions, such as reversing, converting to lowercase and uppercase vowels, randomization, and inversion.

Jane is a text editor designed for viewing and editing various ASCII files. It offers a range of practical features aimed at enhancing the user experience, allowing users to discover and enjoy its convenience.