Code Analyzer 1.15 makes Android resources easier to inspect and improves bundled APK analysis. New • Decoded Android resources: resources.arsc tables are now decoded into a browsable res/values XML tree for strings, styles, colors, and other configurations. Improvements • XAPK, split-APK, and other archive bundles now prepare nested APK contents automatically in the background. • SVG files now receive XML syntax highlighting, and very large generated XML files stay highlighted instead of falling back to plain text.

This update makes decompiled code faster to explore, with major stability improvements for Android decompilation. New • Click to navigate: in decompiled Java and smali, click any class or member name to jump straight to its definition — across classes and within the same file. Works for both .class/JAR and APK/DEX code. • Grouped inner classes: Android inner classes now nest under their parent class in the navigator and render together, so a whole nested-class family stays in one place. • JSON viewer: JSON files open in a formatted, pretty-printed view by default, with a menu to switch to the raw on-disk Source or Hex. Improvements • More reliable Android decompilation: classes that could previously crash the app now degrade gracefully, so large, multi-DEX APKs finish cleanly.

This update brings native disassembly to Code Analyzer. Explore the functions inside Mach-O and ELF binaries with a fast, Hopper-style workflow. New • Function list: Code Analyzer now discovers functions in Mach-O and ELF binaries — even stripped ones — from symbols, relocations, and code-pattern scanning. Browse them in address order and tap any entry to jump straight to its disassembly. • ELF support: open ELF executables and shared libraries (.so) in the same disassembly view already available for Mach-O. • Syntax highlighting for Protocol Buffers (.proto) and .properties files. Improvements • Cleaner, Hopper-style disassembly with monochrome mnemonics that are easier to scan. • Select and copy instructions directly from the disassembly view. • Large, multi-DEX APKs now analyze in the background, keeping the interface responsive. Fixes • Fixed horizontal scrolling in the code editor. • Fixed line breaks in decompiled Java comments.

This update introduces a powerful new Data Inspector for the hex editor, plus sharper selection and a more polished browsing experience. New • Data Inspector: select bytes in the hex editor to instantly decode them as signed and unsigned integers, floating-point values, LEB128, and rationals — with a single tap to switch between little- and big-endian. • Date & time decoding: read raw bytes as MS-DOS, Windows FILETIME, OLE, UNIX (32- and 64-bit), and HFS/HFS+ timestamps. Improvements • Click the Images header to expand the group and open the gallery in one step. • Full-width row highlighting makes the navigator easier to scan. • Tidier editor and inspector layout, with a more compact view-mode menu. Fixes • Restored single-click single-byte selection in the hex view. • The Data Inspector now hides automatically when you switch away from a hex view.

This update adds a redesigned Resource Navigator and a faster, cleaner browsing experience. New • Resource Navigator: switch between file tree and resource views with the new navigator selector, and browse resources in one place. • Image Gallery: view all bundled images in a grid. Click the Images header to expand the group and open the gallery instantly. • Smarter image detection: compiled Android res/ images are now recognized by content, not just extension. Improvements • Images display over a checkerboard background so transparency is easy to see. • Full-width row highlighting and auto-selection make navigation clearer. • Cleaner decompiled output with simplified comments and error messages. Fixes • Restored ⌘C Copy and Select All in the editor. Performance • A new in-memory session cache makes reopening and re-analyzing files faster.

• Faster, fully native Android analysis — APK and DEX decompilation now runs on a brand-new native engine, with quicker first-open and no Java runtime required. • Smaller app size and improved startup performance. • Fixed a crash that could occur when decompiling certain DEX classes. • Stability and reliability improvements.

• New: full Mach-O support — open executables, dylibs and frameworks to browse headers, load commands, segments, sections and symbols. • New: built-in disassembler with per-function navigation. • New: branch-arrow gutter visualizes jumps and control flow alongside the assembly. • Faster, smoother scrolling on large binaries. • Minor fixes and polish.

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Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Now, we support APK files which contain multidex.

UI optimizations and stability improvements.

- Mini-map view of source code. - Bug fixes and stability improvements. Want Mac version? go to mac store and search "code analyzer", GIVE A TRY!

- .apk file analyzing is now supported! - Bug fixes and stability improvements. Want Mac version? go to mac store and search "code analyzer", GIVE A TRY!

UI enhancements and stability improvements.