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iOSLocalizationEditor
Edit Apple localization files side by side and spot missing translations.
Edit Apple localization files side by side and spot missing translations.
Localization Editor is a macOS application for managing Localizable.strings files used by iOS and macOS projects. Open a localization folder and it detects the languages, sorts entries by key, displays translations side by side, and highlights missing values; edits are written back to the corresponding files. It can be installed with Homebrew or from release archives, although manually downloaded builds use a development certificate and may require opening them through the context menu.
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