NXT Editor
The best app for working with raw text (.txt) files
NXT Editor launched on September 19, 2020 with 71 votes, #669 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
NXT Editor is a NeXT generation application for editingtxt files. It is packed with clever and interesting features to enhance your experience working with text files.
The best app for editing .txt files
NXT Editor is a NeXT generation application for editing .txt files. It is packed with clever and interesting features to enhance your experience working with text files. NXT Editor is packed with cool and interesting features that increase the usability of the app, the ease of creation of text files and that increase the readability and "cool" (if you call UTF-8 characters cool) factor of your .txt files. One of the biggest features of NXT Editor is the ability to use "fonts" in your text files. While you can't actually use fonts in .txt files there are a number of UTF-8 characters that can be combined to make "fonts". The ones used in NXT Editor are shown below. These characters can be…from alexhawking.itch.io
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