KDiff3
Apple Silicon version latest seen at v1.12 · Reported by 2 Macs in the community.
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KDiff3 is a cross-platform file and directory comparison and merge tool widely used by developers and technical users for code review, version control integration, and conflict resolution. It supports side-by-side three-way diff and merge operations, making it especially useful for resolving merge conflicts in Git workflows. KDiff3 is available on Windows, macOS and Linux, and can be configured as the default diff or merge tool in Git and other version control systems. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionKDiff3 has shipped a native Apple Silicon build that is available directly from the KDE project. The official KDE download mirrors (download.kde.org) now serve a native arm64 version for macOS alongside the traditional Intel build. To upgrade from the Intel version to the native build, download the latest macOS installer from the official KDE website or via Homebrew. If you installed KDiff3 using Homebrew (e.g. `brew install kdiff3`), simply running `brew upgrade kdiff3` will pull the native build automatically. If you downloaded directly, visit the KDE download page, download the current macOS installer, and run it — the installer will replace your Intel version with the native build. The native version maintains all the same functionality and configuration, so your Git integration settings and merge tools will continue to work without modification.
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