Hex Editor Neo (binary, hexadecimal file editing)

Hex Editor Neo is a very powerful binary and hexadecimal file editing and viewing tool. Although the program is not large, it contains all the functions you need. It is very comprehensive and the interface is also designed very reasonably. , very easy to use

Hex Editor Neo can view, modify, analyze your hexadecimal and binary data files, edit, communicate with other applications via the clipboard, insert new data, exchange data and delete existing data, as well as perform other editing operations. With just mouse clicks on the patch, manipulate your EXE, DLL, DAT, AVI, MP3, JPG files with unlimited undo/redo. Taste and branch the history of visual operations.
This hex and binary code data editing software tool includes the following essential features: Unlimited Undo/Redo; Find; Replace; Visual History Saving and Loading Diaphragm Creation; Clipboard Operations, Bytes, Words, Double Words, Quad Words and other doubles editing modes.
Scope of use of hex editor: binary files, patches, DLLs, avi files, MP3 files, JPG files

Software features

Supports using regular expressions in replacement mode
The Replace and Replace All commands now support regular expressions as replacement patterns, allowing you to perform replacements when referring to matching expression parts.
Supports all coding commands and regular expressions
Find, Find All, Replace, Replace All, Find in File, Replace in File, Statistics Mode - all these commands now fully support the currently selected encoding when they work in regular expressions.

Change log

Fix errors
Volume Navigator Steals Window Switch
When the Open Volume or Physical Disk window becomes active, focus moves to the Volume Navigation window. This is fixed.
Data Validator allows multiple custom rules with the same name
It is possible to create several custom rules with the same name. Removing these rules may crash the new hex editor.
Update function
Increase the maximum number of edit columns
The editing window can display 1024 columns.
Structure library window now reports missing files
If a file is not found to be added to the library, it is marked in the Structure Library window. Double-clicking on the lost file asks the user if he wants to create it.