There is, however, a little known tool called PlistWatch that enables changes to plist files to be monitored in real time.
It’s a manual and time-consuming process working with plist files. Although macOS does have utilities for reading and writing plist files, they are low level.
The plist files are managed by the operating system. In the Apple operating systems macOS and iOS, software applications store essential configuration data in an information property list (plist) files.
