this app is solid — it does the job.

Does exactly what it's meant to. Allows easy editing of .plist files on the Mac. Makes them visually easy to work with. Not expensive. Such a wonderful little app.

I use a black-and-white printer driver called QuadtoneRIP and had a lot of custom print presets saved via the driver. When I did a driver update the presets were wiped out. PLIST editor helped b/c I was able to use it to easily read through the custom presets plist file and figure out what the old settings were.

This app is perfect for an avid hobbyist like me. When I need to edit plists, I appreciate not needing to refamliarize myself with features I don't use. The thoughtful and clean interface lets me find the code I need to revise and get straight to work. Customization is simple and quick, and it's priced so you don't have to think twice if you really need it.

This app has perfectly served my needs when browsing and editing Preferences plist files for apps I am developing. The app has just the right functionality for browsing and editing plists. And the developer has been very responsive in answering my queries. I hightly recommend this app for anyone needing to browse and/or edit plist files.

Opens faster than XCode, offers better visualization than Vim. Nice to have! Wish it had Vim keybindings :-)

I was using ProperTree, a free PLIST editor based on Python, but it's about as reliable as the weather. Xcode is overkill, yet sorely lacking when it comes to flexibility editing PLISTS. PLIST Editor is clean, easy to use, predictable, and you can even make the TEXT BIGGER! If you edit PLISTS a couple times a month or more, this program is SERIOUSLY worth it.

I'm really glad an app like this exists. I needed to make a change to a binary plist file, and while I was waiting for Xcode to finish installing required components, I found this app, downloaded, opened up the file, and made the change I needed to make. Definitely a tool any Mac power user should have on their machine.

I'm a hobbyist game developer and I needed a good tool to access player preferences data. I tried to use XCode before but this plist editor is a far better tool where you can sort your child variables, change font size quickly with CMD /-, and many features you can't do with XCode. Thank you Devs for developing such a great tool and making it available at a reasonable price.

This is a really slick editor for existing plist files, but I was hoping it would offer more default values when creating new ones. For example, instead of having me type a key, I wish it would give me the option to select from a list of valid plist keys.