Kuwan.net has released a new application for OS X called Defaults Manager. It allows users to view, edit, and even delete preferences stored in the User Defaults database. From Kuwan.net:
Today Kuwan.net (www.kuwan.net) announced Defaults Manager for Mac OS X. Defaults Manager is the premier editor for the User Defaults (Preferences) database on Mac OS X. It allows you to easily view, edit, and delete preferences that are stored in the User Defaults database. It can be used to view and change the preferences in almost any application. As a developer, you can use it to make sure your preferences are being stored and changed correctly. As a user you can use it to unlock features that previously required the use of Terminal.
Defaults Manager Features:
- Simple and intuitive interface.
- Easy access to your User Defaults database.
- Native Cocoa Interface.
- Search for any property.
- Add and delete domains.
- Add and delete properties.
- Edit property values.
- Edit property names.
Defaults Manager is available now for US$35. While the application is in beta testing, you can enter the coupon code iKNDM100BETAi for US$10 off.