Firstobject’s free XML editor, also known as foxe, is a nifty, free XML Editor software that lets you create or edit XML files. It offers a simple GUI and is capable of loading files up to multi ...

Earlier this week, ElfData released XML Editor 1.0. It’s an XML (Extensible Markup Language) creator and DTD validator for the Macintosh, built using REALbasic an ElfData’s own XML Engine core.

As mentioned, you can edit .plist files directly by opening them in either a plain text editor, or in Xcode. If you open a .plist file in TextEdit for example, you'll see unformatted XML with tags.

If you find a dirty/clever hack by editing your own XML filter files, let us know in the comments. What do you think so far? Be the first to post a comment.

MS XML Notepad 2007 <BR><BR>edit: just to clarify, this is an xml file editor that has a tree view pane on the left. You can right click and expand the whole tree, or leave it collapsed.

In this article I will describe the problem I've had with Eclipse's handling of XML file formatting as well as the best way to fix it. I use Eclipse to do my Android development for a few reasons ...