If you have a text file that isn’t natively supported by macOS such as README files, CAP files, JSON, etc, then QLStephen is the one plugin you’d need. It lets you see the contents of an APK file without any special tool. If you frequently use a mac to build android apps then perhaps you’d find this plugin useful. Install with Homebrew: brew cask install quicklookaseĪPK is an Android package and isn’t supported by macOS natively. QuickLookASE lets you peek into Adobe’s color pallette files. If you’re a graphic designer or your workflow involves Adobe Swatches then this plugin would come in handy. Install with Homebrew: brew cask install qlvideo
This plugin also supports a variety of other codecs that are not natively supported by macOS. QuickLook supports most video formats natively but it doesn’t support newer formats such as. Now, open Terminal and run the following command. After the download is complete, move the downloaded file (filename.qlgenerator) to the following directory. Simply download the plugin file by clicking the link every plugin on this list. If you don’t have Homebrew on your computer then you can download the plugins manually. After you’ve installed Homebrew, simply open Terminal on your computer and type the command listed below every plugin on the list. If you wish to use Homebrew to install Quicklook plugins, first install Homebrew on your Mac by following the instructions from their website. I’ll list both methods so even if you have no experience with QuickLook plugins, it would be easy. Unless stated otherwise, you would have to use either of these methods to install the plugin. You can install QuickLook plugins either with Homebrew or Manually.
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