PrefEdit
Licence: Shareware
(⬠7.00)
- Version 2.2 | Release Date: 2010-03-18 | Download
- Added full support for cut/copy/paste when handling complete subtrees of preference settings or property list entries.
- When editing arrays, elements can now be reordered using drag-and-drop.
- The generation of default names for newly added elements has been enhanced.
- Handling of the disclosure triangle when converting an entry to an array or dictionary data type has been made more user-friendly.
- Fixed a problem where the application could terminate unexpectantly after several warnings have been received that a monitored preferences domain has been modified by an external application. This only affects 64 bit operation on Intel processors.
- Version 2.0 | Release Date: 2008-08-19 | Download
- The application has been redesigned completely. There are too many detail changes to list here. Only the most important changes are mentioned.
- Version 2 has become a shareware application. Version 1.2 is still available as a freeware product.
- Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard is the minimum operating system version. Previous releases of Mac OS X are no longer supported.
- By user request, the application now also includes a property list editor. All file formats for plist files are fully supported.
- By user request, changes to the Mac OS X preferences database now require an explicit confirmation in form of a simulated "save" operation.
- A viewer for Mac OS X Preference Manifest Files has been integrated. It supports the complete feature set. When editing preference settings, the application is automatically aware of manifests available in the system installation.
- The application displays automatic warnings when other applications make changes to the preference database which could be in conflict with the settings the user is currently editing.
- PrefEdit is no longer limited to user-specific, non-host-specific preference settings. It can also work with host-specific and system-wide settings.
- On demand, PrefEdit can compute the complete preference set effective for a particular application, visualizing Mac OS X's full preference search path.
- The user can now sort and filter the list of preference domains and keys. PrefEdit can automatically determine the correct domain for a specified application.
- Version 1.2 | Release Date: 2006-07-12 | Download
- No changes specified
