BBEdit Invisibles colors: Update!

By "Cowboy" Ben Alman on November 12, 2009 11:57 AM |

Today, when I started BBEdit, it asked me if I wanted to update to the latest version (9.3), and after it installed, I was greeted with a lovely surprise: there is now an option to set “Invisible characters” colors in the preferences!

Apparently, Rob Griffiths posted about this on Macworld shortly after I posted it to my blog and to Mac OS X Hints, which must have given it a bit of traction. Unfortunately, I didn’t get a link back to my original post, but the end result is the same.. the feature is now officially in the app!

Thanks, Barebones, for a great product!

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