hence I’ve always appreciated how mac OSX has done it: filesystem, but with a standard file format (plist files). Any well behaved mac app, if it misbehaves I c

hence I’ve always appreciated how mac OSX has done it: filesystem, but with a standard file format (plist files). Any well behaved mac app, if it misbehaves I can just go and delete the app settings plist and it’s just like a reinstall, since everything else is in a readonly bundle.