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You can install the latest Eclipse plugin version from the update site https://javahexeditor.sourceforge.io/update or the Eclipse Marketplace https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/java-hex-editor. Older versions of the Eclipse plugin are available via the update site for the version, e.g. https://javahexeditor.sourceforge.io/update/0.5.1 You can download the latest stand-alone version and older versions on the "Files" tab.

A simple text/hex editor focused on encoding matters. Edit characters, BOM, EOL at raw byte level. Convert files from/to any text encoding.

HT is a file editor/viewer/analyzer for executables. The goal is to combine the low-level functionality of a debugger and the usability of IDEs. We plan to implement all (hex-)editing features and support of the most important file formats.

W3Edit is a cross-platform editor for HTML, CSS, PHP. It supports syntax highlighting with easy to use HTML & CSS helpers, HTML DocType templates and clean and simple tabbed document interface.

Need to create binary files with data for Your program, game etc.? Tired of using hex-editor and editing the file manually with the risk of structure-mismatches? Too lazy to reedit complete file after changing structure members order or size? "data2bin" is a utility that takes: 1. Your structures description (you can use integers of different sizes and endiannesses, null-terminated text strings, fixed-size binary strings, structures, arrays...) 2.

BinGrok is a hex editor designed specifically to aid in reverse engineering of binary formats. Development moved to GitHub at https://github.com/spuriousdata/BinGrok

Wh32Edit is an army and savegame editor for the game Dark Omen

Klang is a project that allows viewing and editing of binary files in a structured way. Unlike traditional hex editors, Klang provides a hierarchical view of many binary file types that can be 'chunked', such as WAV and AIFF.

Protodata is a language for manually creating binary data files without the use of a hex editor, with the original purpose of prototyping new file formats.