A property list file, known as a file with extension *.plist, is a file format used to store structured data and configuration information. Plist files are commonly used on iOS and macOS.
The plist files are often in binary format but can also be in a human-readable XML format.
The plist files can contain a variety of data types, including arrays, dictionaries, numbers, dates, strings, and binary data encoded in Base64 format.
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What is this plist viewer for?
This is a online plist editor to view and edit plist file (Property List File with file extension .plist) on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and any other platform that supports web browser.
Is the plist editor free?
Yes, the plist editor is totally free to use.
Do you store any data?
No, the plist viewer does not store any data. All data is preocessed locally.
Does the plist viewer work on Windows?
Yes, this is the plist editor for Windows and any other operating systems with modern browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari etc. installed.
Can I edit plist file on Linux?
Yes, this is the plist editor for Linux and any operating systems with modern browsers like Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari etc. installed.
Can I use the plist viewer to edit plist files?
Yes, the current version of the plist viewer does support editing plist files.
How can I convert binary plist file to xml format?
You can use this tool as plist to xml converter, simply open the binary plist file and save in xml format to get the xml format plist file.
How to read plist files on mobile phones?
To read plist files on mobile phones, you can simply open the web browser and visit this website, then choose the plist file in either xml format or binary format.