XML Viewer

Programs usually come with all required files to deliver optimal functionality, but depending on what you need, extra resources might be required. Some might ask for specialized script files, and can come under the form of XML files. As such, XML Viewer comes with the right means to help you analyze, and even edit XML files.

Before you can enjoy all the application has to offer, you need to make sure that .NET Framework is installed on your computer. You start off in a blank canvas, from which you can choose to open an existing XML file, or even start creating your own custom script. On the bright side of things, you’re able to work on more projects at a time, each in its own tab.

The design is pretty intuitive overall, with a large section which shows a tree list of all elements, as well as a couple of detachable side panels which hold attributes and content. The application comes with syntax highlighter to make editing, or simply identification of elements a lot more comfortable.

The context menu holds quick edit options, such as expanding and collapsing groups, inserting lines, or deleting existing ones. You can insert different types of content, such as element, text, comment, CDATA, DOCTYPE, or processing instructor. Not only this, but it’s also possible to import files in new items.

Attributes appear in the dedicated column when available. Associated values can be edited on the spot, while entire attributes can be removed, or enriched with new ones. A built-in search function makes it easy to identify elements of interest.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that XML Viewer is a reliable XML editor, which allows you to view, modify, and create scripts with little effort. The overall design is intuitive, while the syntax highlighter enables comfortable navigation and identification of elements.