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@sophie_reed450 For automatically (as far as is possible) resolving merge conflicts in large sets of files, these two documentation topics are relevant: araxis.com/merge/macos/au… araxis.com/merge/macos/au…

Araxis Merge 2026.0 for Windows and macOS is here. Use this file comparison/merging and folder sync application to compare and merge source code revisions, contract drafts, and massive Git branches. Review AI-generated code. Ensure accuracy and never miss a change. This release features a beautiful UI redesign for macOS and first-class support for macOS 26 Tahoe. The macOS 27 Golden Gate Developer Beta 1 also receives preliminary support. The presentation of comparison results on macOS is significantly enhanced in Araxis Merge 2026.0, making it easier than ever to see and understand changes in their full context. Various other improvements and fixes for Windows and macOS are also included. For a full list of changes, see the release notes link in the reply.👇

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Araxis Merge is a tool for humans to review changes – both those made by other humans and those made by AI agents. Araxis Merge does not use AI itself. If you take a look at the screenshots in the original post, you’ll see how Merge shows files side-by-side and highlights the differences between them. The files are editable, so you can make changes and fix any errors.

@Araxis does it actually flag the hallucinated nonsense AI spits out or just compare strings

@sophiapaints Araxis Merge is a tool for humans to review changes – both those made by other humans and those made by AI agents. Araxis Merge does not use AI itself.

@Araxis does the AI code review actually catch hallucinations or is it just marketing

@saniltalathi @YevgenB Thank you, that’s helpful additional information.

@YevgenB @Araxis It’s easy to use , check beyond compare VS extension

@Araxis any plan to develop VS Code extension?

Good question. Large comparisons still work in fundamentally the same way – a split-view folder/file comparison of the relevant trees, with the capability of stepping sequentially (or otherwise) in turn through every single change in every single pair or triplet of files. On macOS, Ctrl+Option+↓ (and Ctrl+Option+↑) will step forwards (and backwards) through every change in every file of a split-view folder/file comparison. On Windows, it’s Ctrl+PageDown (and Ctrl+PageUp).

@Araxis AI-generated code review is a smart angle. Does 2026.0 add anything specifically to make massive Git branch comparisons easier to review?

@eth2828 😀 Properly supporting macOS Tahoe turned out to be a great deal of work as its extensive UI changes led us toward our own major UI redesign. The previous release was functional on Tahoe, however, and we have already shipped preliminary support for Golden Gate.

@Araxis Tahoe support this fast?

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Overview of Araxis Merge 2026.0 features and capabilities: araxis.com/merge/

@saniltalathi Thank you for the suggestion – I’ve filed an enhancement request for us to consider this.

@saniltalathi Properly supporting macOS Tahoe turned out to be a great deal of work, so this release has taken us a lot longer than we wanted. We are getting there, though – we’re currently chasing down the last few remaining bugs.

@Araxis When were we supposed to get this?

The forthcoming release of Merge 2026.0 for macOS features a major UI redesign for Tahoe. It also significantly enhances the presentation of comparison results, making it easier than ever to see and understand changes in their full context.

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@V_Baczynski @Araxis Hi, can you create a simplified data that would not contain the NDA data? It would be great to illustrate the power of araxis comparing to other tools. A while ago I was recomparing these tools for my needs and I agree with you Araxis is at the top of the list, if not the best.

@V_Baczynski Please check your DMs!

Last year I had the task of comparing three directories with the source code. I tested several programs, got frustrated and almost gave up on the idea, but I found Araxis. It is quite expensive, but it is the best product and it really saved me a lot of time. The only inconvenience is adjusting the font sizes. It would be very convenient if you could increase or decrease the font size using the key combination CMD + and CMD -. There is also an image comparison mode, although I have not used it yet. Comparing three directories or three files is simply a killer feature. Unfortunately, I cannot show how I use this product due to the NDA 😅 But, I hope @Araxis will be understanding and provide a discount code anyway ☺️

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Overview of Araxis Merge 2025.1 features and capabilities: araxis.com/merge/

Araxis Merge 2025.1 for Windows and macOS is here. This release of our file comparison/merging and folder sync application adds curved linking lines on Windows and improves their appearance on macOS. It also features various other enhancements and fixes, including modernized integration with Git under the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). For a full list of changes, see the release notes link in the reply.👇