• CSV and TSV files as a real table: header, row numbers, numbers on the right, and any separator or encoding Excel writes, including decimal commas.
• Export to Excel: turn a CSV or TSV file into an .xlsx workbook with numbers and dates as values, a frozen header with filters, and codes such as 007 kept as written. In Finder, right-click a CSV file and choose Services › Convert to Excel with Gander, or use the new Shortcuts action.
• Jupyter notebooks: text, code, tables, charts and errors, plus the code as one script.
• Log files open at the newest line, with errors and warnings colored and a Warnings & errors filter.
• Much bigger previews: up to 1 MB of code, JSON, YAML or XML before a file is cut (it was 32 KB), and more rows for CSV, SQLite and folders.
• Markdown quotes look like GitHub's: alerts (Note, Tip, Warning…) as colored boxes and plain quotes with a gray bar, in Light and Dark Mode.
• Gander now speaks Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Brazilian Portuguese.