> (they are binary files, but one can use `plutil` to get a textual XML representation) You can get a JSON representation now too. Figured that out with Safari

> (they are binary files, but one can use `plutil` to get a textual XML representation) You can get a JSON representation now too. Figured that out with Safari bookmarks .webloc. They’re basically plist files and used plutil to convert it to JSON