Compare Beyond Compare and Notepad++ 
Beyond Compare vs Notepad++
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Notepad++ easier to use and set up. However, Beyond Compare is easier to administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Beyond Compare overall.
- Reviewers felt that Beyond Compare meets the needs of their business better than Notepad++.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Beyond Compare is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Notepad++ over Beyond Compare.
Beyond Compare is one of the best ever text comparing tool I had ever used. It is really easy to use and can help a developer like me to compare Codes that has been written. I used it to compare large amount of code and SQL queries that has been modified by...
the UI is not very appealing - everything looks very crowded
i like every feature of notepad++ that i have used in past few months .notepad++ support multi languages(this feature is not much use for me as html coder) ,correct spelling mistakes and It also include the auto detection of the programming language that in...
Notepad++ is still a very limited text editor with restrictive features. I think of it as more of an upgrade of Windows' Notepad instead of a legitimate competition for much more advanced tools like atom and sublime text. The only thing that Notepad++...
Beyond Compare is one of the best ever text comparing tool I had ever used. It is really easy to use and can help a developer like me to compare Codes that has been written. I used it to compare large amount of code and SQL queries that has been modified by...
i like every feature of notepad++ that i have used in past few months .notepad++ support multi languages(this feature is not much use for me as html coder) ,correct spelling mistakes and It also include the auto detection of the programming language that in...
the UI is not very appealing - everything looks very crowded
Notepad++ is still a very limited text editor with restrictive features. I think of it as more of an upgrade of Windows' Notepad instead of a legitimate competition for much more advanced tools like atom and sublime text. The only thing that Notepad++...
