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1. superuser.com › questions › 55885Does Mac OS X manage registries for installed applications?

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   You can use the utility app Property List Editor to modify plists (which are basically just XML files with key/value pairs). Also you can use the command line "defaults" command. Try "man defaults" from the terminal for more info.

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     I know there is a system preferences pane to manually modify...

2. staxmanade.com › 2015 › 02Mac Equivalent of the Windows Registry - ish - Staxmanade

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   22 lut 2015 · If the Windows Registry is a place where system and application settings are stored, then the Mac equivalent of the Windows Registry would be a series of .plist files in several preferences folder on the Mac.

3. apple.stackexchange.com › what-is-analogous-to-the-windows-registry-in-mac-os-xWhat is analogous to the Windows registry in Mac OS X?

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   1 lut 2015 · 1 Answer. Sorted by: 31. For typical macOS applications the place for this kind of information is one of. /System/Library (for OS specific stuff) /Library (for system-wide preferences/settings valid for all users) ~/Library (for user-specific preferences/settings) and the folders beneath them (e.g. Application Support and Preferences).

4. www.mac-forums.com › threads › is-there-a-regedit-equivalent-on-osxIs there a regedit equivalent on OSX - Mac-Forums

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   23 kwi 2007 · Select the Canon folder doohickey you just created and go once again to Edit > New > Key and create a key with the name of the software you want to install. IE "Zoombrowser EX" or "EOS Utility" (yes it's that simple).

5. www.forensicfocus.com › articles › apple-property-list-comparing-the-mac-os-xApple Property List: Comparing the Mac OS X Property List to the...

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   16 lip 2011 · Autorun Locations. Derrick Farmer defines autorun locations as “Registry keys that launch programs or applications during the boot process” (Farmer, D, 2007). This has a very similar meaning in the Mac world. On a Mac, the location of this information is in the loginitems.plist.

6. www.reddit.com › r › learnpythonMac equivalent of 'registry'? : r/learnpython - Reddit

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   There is no macOS equivalent to the Windows Registry. Each application has an Info.plist (Property list) file in the /Applications/[ AppName ]/Contents folder. An application in /Applications is actually a folder.

7. discussions.apple.com › thread › 820877Does the Mac have a registry? - Apple Community - Apple Support...

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   18 sty 2007 · Simple answer..... no... Mac OS X is not Windows! The applications are self contained (you can right mouse click on them and "show content" to see what makes up the said application. This does have a MAJOR advantage over Windows, it means that your system will ALWAYS be lighting fast no matter how many apps you have!