Or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + X. To remove the installed plugins, switch to the Installed tab and tick the plugins you want to remove and click the Remove button on the upper right area. To exit the comparison window, go to Plugins, select Compare, and select Clear Active Compare: To install a new plugin, head to the Available tab and tick the plugin you want to install and click the Install button on the upper right area. Or you can also use the keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + C.Īs you can see, we will easily see the difference between the two files that we need to compare, right? Now, to compare these two files, you can go to the Plugins menu, select Compare and then select Compare: To use Compare plugin to compare any two files, first you need to open those 2 files in Notepad++. Once installed, we will need to restart Notepad++ for the installation to take effect. In the Available tab, click on the Compare plugin as follows:
To install the Compare plugin in Notepad++, go to Plugins, select Plugin Manager and select Show Plugin Manager:
local system and copy the file PluginManager.dll that you find in the plugins folder of the extracted archive to the plugins folder of the Notepad. In case it doesnt, youll need to install Snap on your system before proceeding further. The guide describes how to install a Plugin Manager in the third-party text editor Notepad++ and links to some of the plugins that users of it can install. If it outputs the Snap description, this indicates that Snap is present. For this, open the terminal and run: snap. In this tutorial, I will guide you how to install and use the basic with this plugin. To install Notepad++ using Snap, first, make sure you have Snap installed on your Linux machine. Compare plugin in Notepad++ is a plugin that allows us to compare any two files that are opened in Notepad++, to see the difference between them clearly.
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