- Export to PDF or images: Choose File ▸ Export PDF or Image… to save a side-by-side comparison as a paginated or continuous PDF, or as a set of PNG images. Export the whole comparison or just a range of lines, choose light or dark appearance, the highlighting theme, font and paper size, and decide whether to include line numbers and column headers. - Windows reopen where you left them: When you relaunch JuxtaCode, your commit, file history, comparison and merge windows now reopen along with your repositories. Window sizes and divider positions are remembered for each document, and the Commit Inspector remembers which commit messages you expanded. Sessions started from git difftool or git mergetool aren't restored. - The coloured bar beside the active section of an editable comparison is now subtler, especially in Light appearance, so it no longer flashes distractingly as you scroll. - More buttons and menu items now show a help tag when you hover over them. - Fixed: On macOS 27, opening several files at once from Finder or the Dock could open each file on its own, or ask about file history once per file, instead of comparing them together. Folders opened at the same time are no longer ignored. - Fixed: git difftool could occasionally leave some changed files out of the file list, and comparisons against a merge base (such as git difftool main...feature) could show the wrong base revision for some files. - Fixed: On macOS 27, the arrow keys didn't move through the commit list after clicking a commit, and selecting a conflicted file could leave its keyboard shortcuts and File menu commands unavailable. - Fixed: Rows in the commit list cut off their text when a larger system text size was set.

Fixed: Editing a diff could force the sidebar open and cause a row item to animate while typing.

- Non-git diffs can now be edited in place and saved as .juxta documents containing the edited text. Edits can be saved back to the original files at any time. - Dramatically improved performance for very large diffs. - The command juxta merge -a FILE_A -b FILE_B can now launch a file merge session. - Fixed an issue where scrolling through a long list of files in the inspector sidebar could periodically reset the scroll position to show the selected file. - Various stability improvements.

- Twin Focus: when enabled, hover over a word in a side-by-side diff to highlight the corresponding word on the other side(s) of the diff. - Improved diffing algorithm: better recognition when two bodies of text mainly differ by their line breaks. For example, if [A] has a long paragraph all on one line and [B] has the same content split over multiple lines to maintain a maximum column width, then both passages will be grouped as "modified ≠" and their newline differences highlighted. - Improved diff UI: extra connecting lines now appear in diff dividers when there are a few scattered word differences that might be hard to spot within a large modified segment. In these cases, they'll help to point out where they are and which lines they match up on. - Added the ability for JuxtaCode to serve as a merge tool for Jujutsu. - Performance improvements when generating large diffs. - Fixes an occasional stack overflow crash when generating diffs. - You can edit a text clipping's title by selecting it in the sidebar and pressing enter. - Fixed a bug that caused scrolling to break when both sides of a diff were identical. - Fixed a bug that caused the file drop-down menu to not fully populate at first when using 'git difftool'. - Navigation toolbar buttons (up and down arrows) now become disabled when there are no segments to navigate in a diff.

- Fixes appearance of window titlebars in macOS 26.2. - Fixes appearance of floating header views in commit diffs in macOS Sonoma & Sequoia.

Leverages Apple Intelligence, where available, to name text clippings as they are dragged or pasted into a comparison.

- Overhauled UI to look at home with Liquid Glass on macOS Tahoe. - The commit list in the sidebar now loads a lot more smoothly. - Initial loading of local changes is now more reliable. - Added symbols to distinguish change types within a diff (+ added, - removed, ≠ modified, ▲ conflicting). - Fixed potential stack overflow crash when generating diffs.

- Fixes an infrequent crash while displaying 2-way diffs.

- Fixes handling of line separator (soft line breaks) in diffs.

- Fixed a potential crash when viewing commit diffs. - Allow duplicate text clippings to be pasted into the comparison tool.

Fixed syntax highlighting.

- Fixed: the branch & tag popup menu was not always fully populated when a repository was first opened. - Fixed a regression that broke syntax highlighting.

- Fixes an issue where the presence of multi-byte characters could cause characters to disappear and highlighting to misalign. - Fixes for displaying diffs via the `--dir-diff` option of `git difftool …` (also affects tool integration e.g. with Tower): - Fixed potential inconsistency of "added/deleted" labels. - Fixed issues with swapping the sides of the diff.

- Support for Quick Look has been added in a number of places. This can be helpful when comparing non-text files (like images). - Different repositories with the same name will have extra path information in their window titles to differentiate them. - Fixed a bug preventing diffs loading correctly when initiated via Git from an external source.

- Added ability to copy paths from files in the inspector sidebar. - Fixed a bug that prevented the merge tool working with Git worktrees.

Added ability to copy hashes from commits in the sidebar.

- Fixed a bug where a window could appear blank when opened with the sidebar collapsed.

- Fixed bug that could cause avatars to flicker - Stability and performance improvements

- Fixed rare crash that could occur when presenting diffs - Improved performance of diff generation and presentation. - When a 2-way diff includes the working copy of a file, the diff will now refresh when changes are saved to the working copy.

- Fixed a crash affecting some users. - The text of the commit message in the commit inspector is now selectable. - The expanded/collapsed state of the commit message is now persisted. - Sidebar entries in comparison windows (files and text clippings) can now be selected.

Improved processing of global Git configuration.

- Added "Search Commits" feature. Search commits by message, hash, branch or tag. - Added "Open Commit in New Tab" feature. - Added "Repository" menu. - Refreshed branch/tag picker with section headings, badges and overflow submenus. - The "Compare with Previous Commit" toolbar item has been replaced with "Compare with Another Commit…". (I intend to bring back the former in another form in a future release.) - Added a tip popover for selecting 2 changesets. - Added an inline tip to the branch picker for filtering the branch/tag list. - In standalone 2-way diff tabs, the info sidebar is now on the right to be consistent with other tab types. - Improved vertical positioning of section highlights within the scrollbar. - Fixed left/right sorting of changesets in 2-way diffs (A & B) to be topological where possible and not just chronological. - Various fixes for the font size combo box.

- Fixed: diffs sometimes appeared empty or not highlighted when using certain character encodings (e.g. UTF-16). - Fixed: selecting a branch or tag would not work if the list had been filtered.

Updated libgit2 to version 1.8.0 to address Git compatibility issues.

- Fixed a rare crash caused by an out-of-bounds array index when generating a diff. - Fixed font size text field getting reset when using the other font drop-down controls.