Enzyme sites and other annotations in a linear map are now allowed to overlap, thereby reducing map height while preserving legibility.

A DNA or protein sequence window can be split to show two different views, or two versions of the same view.

Like features and primers, individual enzymes can now be shown or hidden using check boxes.

When a SnapGene collection stores related files in the DNA Files, Protein Files, and Miscellaneous Files areas,

When adding references to the Description Panel, a variety of reference types are now available.

When importing features from another SnapGene file or detecting common features, the match threshold can be adjusted between 80-100%.

A SnapGene collection now supports batch edits of multiple files for flipping sequences, importing features or primers, detecting features or primers, performing BLAST searches, and specifying entries in the Description Panel.

In a sequence trace file, the “A” trace can be displayed with stripes to support researchers with color vision disabilities.

Type IIS enzymes, which are used for Golden Gate assembly, can be displayed using a pre-defined enzyme set.