TatePad
Universal version latest seen at v0.8 · Reported by 2 Macs in the community.
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TatePad is a Japanese text editor and writing application for macOS, designed for composing and editing text in vertical writing modes commonly used in Japanese publishing and literary work. The app supports traditional tate-yomi (vertical reading) formatting, which is essential for Japanese novels, poetry, and traditional documents. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon build of TatePad has been confirmed in the Rosetta Check community. To upgrade from your Intel version to the native build, visit the vendor's official website or check the Mac App Store (if TatePad is distributed there) for the latest release. The native build should be available as a standard update — download and install it normally, and your existing documents and settings will carry over. If you are unsure whether your copy came from the App Store or a direct vendor download, opening TatePad and checking Help → About or System Settings → General → Apps to see whether it shows as an App Store app will tell you which update channel to use. After upgrading to the native version, you will see improved performance and battery life during editing and file operations on your Apple Silicon Mac.
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