a7 JsonViewer1.0.0.2

With more and more AJAX-based websites out there, loading data quickly while overcoming cross-domain issues is of paramount importance. Quite useful in the situation described above, JSON files (short for JavaScript Object Notation) offer a reliable way to store all the necessary information in a well-organized and easy-to-access manner.Designed to be as straightforward and as novice-accessible as possible, a7 JsonViewer is a simple piece of software that allows you to view the structure of your JSON  files.

Install and launch it, load JSON files and start working in practically no time

In order to start using this application, you must first undergo a typical, surprise-free installation process. Once the process is completed, you can launch the app via its desktop shortcut and start using it immediately, since it does not require any type of configuration on your part.The first thing you should know is the fact that a7 JsonViewer makes it possible for you to open JSON files directly within its main window by specifying their exact path, more conveniently, directly from your computer's clipboard or, probably the simplest option, by dragging and dropping them on the main window.

Analyze and edit your JSON files with the utmost ease

By default, the utility displays the content of any JSON files in text mode. Alternatively, you can also switch to the self-explanatory tree mode with a single mouse click, from the app's minimalist top toolbar.It is worth mentioning that, despite its name, the application also provides you with the possibility to edit JSON files and, afterward, save them on your computer.

Simple and efficient

Taking everything into consideration, a7 JsonViewer is a simplistic application that fulfills its role in a pragmatic manner and without fuss. The application offers you the freedom to load JSON files in three intuitive ways, allows you to both view and edit them, offers two straightforward view modes and is extremely light on your computer's resources, exactly how a JSON viewer should be.