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@SoVeryCuul Sure! It is tested and benchmarked already, and it gives up to 20% faster speed. We plan to include it in our next update.

@DadroitGroup Are you guys planning on releasing a native Apple Silicon build of the desktop app anytime soon?

The stages of checking a value in a large JSON file: Open it in VS Code → hangs Try an online viewer → "upload your file" Try another one → freezes at 28MB Open terminal, write a jq command, get the syntax wrong twice Question your career choices We built a tool that skips straight to the answer. Runs in your browser. Handles large files. Nothing gets uploaded. dadroit.com/vweb

Thanks, that's a sharp observation, the crypto/web3 space is one we hadn't explicitly thought about but it makes a lot of sense. Constantly dealing with on-chain data, wallet configs, API responses you really don't want leaving your machine. Appreciate the kind words. Feel free to DM

Really sharp launch Dadroit V Web, keeping everything fully local in the browser like this is a big shift, especially when it removes the trust layer entirely and lets users inspect, search, and manipulate large JSON files without ever sending data to a server. That privacy-first, zero-upload approach is where this gets powerful. What’s crazy though is tools like this don’t realize how perfectly this fits into crypto builder workflows, that space is constantly handling sensitive on-chain data, APIs, and configs, and having a fast, local-first way to inspect and work with that data is serious leverage. I’ve got visibility options to get this trending in my space and across X timelines, DM me.

On Product Hunt today: Dadroit V Web, a free JSON viewer that runs entirely in your browser. Open files, paste JSON, or load from a URL. Browse the tree, search with text or regex, copy paths, export branches. No upload. No account. No server. producthunt.com/products/dadro…

Every "online JSON viewer" that uploads your file to a server is a data exfiltration tool with a nice UI. That's not a hot take. That's just what's happening.

Quick tip if you debug APIs: Instead of curl → save file → open in editor → Paste the endpoint directly into dadroit.com/vweb, add auth if needed, and browse the response as a tree. Works with Bearer tokens and Basic auth. No Postman required.

Anyway. We deal with JSON all day because we build tools for inspecting large files. V Web handles up to 50MB right in your browser, no upload, no install. And if you're dealing with truly insane files, our desktop viewer goes up to 1TB. Yeah, terabyte.

5/ A bare string is valid JSON. So is just the number 42. It doesn't have to be an object or array. Most people don't know this because most people never try it.

JSON has been around for like 20 years and it still trips up experienced devs. Here are 5 things that have personally burned me or someone on our team. Thread 🧵

We built a JSON viewer that runs in your browser. No install, no upload, no server touching your data. Opens files up to 50 MB, searches a million items per second, and works on your phone. Free. dadroit.com/vweb

Most online JSON viewers upload your file first. Ever wonder where that data actually goes? Or how your privacy is treated? Dadroit V Web processes everything in your browser. No upload. No server. No storage. Close the tab and it's gone. dadroit.com/vweb/

Tired of saving API responses to a file just to inspect them? Paste the URL into V Web, add your Bearer token or Basic auth, and the JSON loads instantly in a tree view. No script, no Postman, no temp files. dadroit.com/vweb

Opening a massive JSON file in a browser shouldn’t feel like a gamble with your RAM. Most tools freeze, crash, or worse, require you to upload sensitive data to their servers. We built Dadroit V Web to solve that. Read more: dadroit.com/blog/introduci…

Dadroit V Web is live. Open and explore JSON files up to 50 MB in your browser in under a second. No install. No upload. Everything stays on your machine. Tree view, keyword + regex search, open from URL, export formatted or minified. Try it: dadroit.com/vweb/

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Check out our latest blog post on how to efficiently query and analyze CSV files. Learn more here: dadroit.com/blog/query-csv/ #DataAnalysis #CSV