Most ES3 files use a JSON format , making them readable in any standard text editor.
ESEDatabaseView (by NirSoft)
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An ES3 file editor is a software tool used to create, edit, and manage ES3 (ECMAScript 3) files, which are a type of script file used in various applications, including games, web applications, and mobile apps. ES3 files contain JavaScript code that is executed on the client-side, and an ES3 file editor provides a user-friendly interface for developers to write, debug, and optimize their code.
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Could you clarify what type of ES3 file you mean?
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It looks like you're asking about an — likely referring to editing .es3 files, which are often associated with Echoview (hydroacoustic data) or sometimes E-Series 3 data from certain instruments.