Loper · Subtitles, captions & localization
Open .stringsdict files on your Mac.
.stringsdict
Plural forms for iOS and macOS apps, as a property list.
Loper is a free, minimal editor for macOS that opens Apple plural rules (.stringsdict) instantly and colors every part of the file, so you find the value you need at a glance and can fix it right there. No IDE, no project to load, no gray wall of text.

Show the file as text
<plist version="1.0"><dict> <key>files.count</key> <dict> <key>NSStringLocalizedFormatKey</key> <string>%#@files@</string> <key>files</key> <dict> <key>NSStringFormatValueTypeKey</key><string>d</string> <key>one</key><string>%d Datei</string> <key>other</key><string>%d Dateien</string> </dict> </dict></dict></plist>How to open .stringsdict files
- Download Loper (free, Apple silicon, signed and notarized) and move it to Applications.
- Double-click your .stringsdict file, drag it onto the Loper window, or right-click it and choose Open With › Loper.
- Want every .stringsdict file to open in Loper? Choose Loper › Make Loper the Default Editor….
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