Original Summary

I used Dadroit as my daily JSON viewer for a while. It's a good app, but on my Mac it crashed every now and then. The log dumps I have to dig through are huge, and all I usually need is to find one specific item in them. So I built JSONaire, a native macOS app, and it launched on the Mac App Store this month. It's blazing fast and keeps memory use low, even on big files. Dadroit's own 1GB sample file opens using about 700MB of RAM, and I've tested files up to 4GB. The feature I use most is "View as Table". When a log is basically a big array of objects, I open it as a table, then query it and sort by any column to find the entry I want, without expanding nodes one by one. It has dark mode and a few themes. The free version is capped at 100MB files and 2 themes. It's still early, so tell me what you think and what's missing. The more feedback, the better. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/jsonaire-large-json-viewer/id6797927320?mt=12   submitted by   /u/rfbabeheer [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 09:27:38