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Beyond Compare is a directory compare utility and a file compare utility wrapped in one. Synchronize files between laptop and PC, home and office, etc. Compare directory trees side-by-side with mismatches highlighted. Display text files side-by-side with changes highlighted. Great for merging changes to source code. Supports minor editing, Unicode text files, and Delphi form files. Save favorite sessions for quick access. Built-in FTP and zip support.

ECMerge compares and merges local, FTP or SCC repositories data, as text, images and folders. It compares side-by-side and 3-way. It is designed to make you work with multiple revisions of text files with ease and to keep multiple folder hierarchies in sync. Text files or folders can be compared to a common ancestor to provide automatic merge and verification of evolutions of your code and data.
ECMerge saves automatically sessions and let you save your own named sessions to launch them again in one click or with the command line. It generates reports in Unix patch, XML and HTML format for Text, Images and Folder Comparisons.
ECMerge is a complete solution able to compare your Word files as well as merging your source code, applying patches with preview or producing CSV reports. Its scripting based on JavaScript let you use its capabilities and define new commands.
A shell extension is provided under Windows to select items to compare and launch ECMerge. A command line is provided to merge files and generate reports from batches. A Standard version limited to side-by-side comparison exists. Runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux&Solaris.

SBS Explorer handles Windows Explorer (the OS file manager) from the system tray.

Click to open one centered Explorer.
Double-click to open a pair of side-by-side Explorers.
Use the Menu Builder to create custom Explorer configurations in the context menu.

Each session (single or double) has its own tray icon.
Click icon to hide, show, join, switch, etc., sessions, independent of other windows on screen.

Make a double session out of two singles.

Windows Explorer is an excellent file manager. But when you navigate to the same location over and over again, you wish you could do that easier. SBS can start with Windows. You click its icon in the system tray, or choose from its context menu, to open Explorer sessions.

The Menu Builder is where you customize the context menu. Add double or single sessions. An alternative way of using SBS is to add just single sessions to the context menu, and when a double is needed, auto-join makes it out of two singles you select.

Sessions have each a tray icon. From there, hide, show, switch , etc. Hiding removes Explorers from the taskbar, to avoid clutter (have a session icon instead).

No more lost Explorers among other windows, as sessions now own them. Close a session and it will close its Explorers. Or bring it to front. You may close Explorers manually and sessions update themselves automatically.

Unicode/UTF-8 is supported.