I needed to edit the tag data for some OGG files I had and this did a superb job. I did experience a few issues, however.Pros:- Very fast loading time.- User interface is perfect for simple editing.Cons:- There is no path for support. The website doesn't include an email or way to contact the author (other than via Twitter). This is unfortunate as I would have sent this feedback directly to the author instead of posting it here.- Saving a file appears to have corrupted it. Luckily, I had a backup of the file or I would have been very frustrated. After I saved the file I was unable to open it again in Tag (the OGG format was not detected). Editing the same file again in the same way didn't corrupt it.- This program should provide the option to backup files prior to saving them (for multiple saves) in order to restore possible corruption.- When editing a field, you need to lose focus on the field before the "change" is detected. This is annoying when opening a file to make a quick fix.

It does a really good job tagging pretty much any kind of taggable audio file you throw at it, which is great. I wish it could also preview tracks. It certainly doesn’t need to play the whole track, but a quick 15-30 second preview might be helpful. Another small-but-helpful feature was a way to see the size of any embedded artwork. A tooltip on mouseover, for instance, or just a display beneath the art in the artwork pane.i’m delighted, however, to see the dev has released an update to keep Tag running on Apple Silicon systems once Intel support is withdrawn.

It was one of the best. It is not longer supported by Apple.

No way to rename files in finder based on values. No keyboard shortcuts for things like Guessing Tags.