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SnippetsLab

Name: SnippetsLab
Price: 9.99 $
Rating: 4.125 (8 reviews)

1.9

17 July 2019

Easy-to-use snippets management tool.

Overview

SnippetsLab is an easy-to-use snippets management tool. It helps you to collect and organize valuable code snippets, and makes sure that you have easy access to them whenever you want.

Features

Beautiful user interface, optimized for OS X 10.10 Yosemite
Create shortcuts for your most commonly used folders
Add multiple fragments in one snippet
Use full-text search to find your snippets instantly
Supports syntax highlighting for over 100 languages
Use iCloud to synchronize your database across multiple devices
Import from other services to your database
Use the SnippetsLab Assistant to search, browse and create snippets right from the menu bar

What's new in SnippetsLab

Version 1.9:

New:

Duplicate a snippet
Directly paste snippet content to the active app from SnippetsLab Assistant
Automatically format code (for supported languages only)
Use a keyboard shortcut to toggle comments (for supported languages only)
View snippets browse history and navigate to previously viewed snippets
Fenced code block in Markdown snippets now has proper language-specific syntax highlighting
Syntax highlighting for 22 new languages: Augeas, BBCBasic, Boa, Charmci, DASM16, Fennel, FloScript, Freefem, HLSL, Hspec, Icon, Pony, SARL, Slash, Slurm, SmartGameFormat, TOML, TeraTermmacro, ucode, Unicon, VBScript, Xorg

Bug fixes:

SnippetsLab Assistant custom search criteria now functions normally
Fixed a possible crash when creating folders, smart groups or snippets
Fixed a possible crash/hang when editing Markdown snippets

Requirements for SnippetsLab

Intel 64
macOS 10.12.0 or later

SnippetsLab Screenshots

5 SnippetsLab Reviews

SnippetsLab is a beautiful application that makes everything right regarding UI and UX. But it also has a lot of small bugs that need fixing. just clicking through the interface and minimizing the app makes me stumble upon quite a few things that dont behave like they should. I dont like playing beta tester for $10 after already quite some time since it was released. you also gotta ask yourself, how much do you want to trust a developer whose single page website is more than 15MB in size. i mean, really? it scores a 0 of 100 at Google PageSpeed Insights. Obviously, this has nothing to do with the app itself, but if the developer is as terrible on macOS as he is in web development, we shouldnt be surprised that SnippetsLab is buggy. no offense.

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