HextEdit is a quality free option for viewing and editing binary data in MacOS Big Sur:
* Byte inspector
Edit bytes as little or big endian signed or unsigned integers, floats, or doubles. View values as binary, decimal, or hexadecimal numbers.
* Fast incremental find
Find strings, integers, and byte patterns in files. HextEdit has incremental background find, allowing you to continue working while searching very large files.
* Fast and native
HextEdit runs natively on both Intel-based CPUs and Apple Silicon for great performance. Built using Swift, HextEdit uses an efficient data structure for fast editing of files big or small.
* Designed for macOS
From the app icon to the full-height sidebar, HextEdit is designed to fit in with macOS and resizes well to adapt to any use case.
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