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Identify iPhone app name from source file in Finder
.ipa files are zipped files. Rename the extension to .zip and double-click to expand the contents into a folder. In that folder is an iTunesMetadata.plist file which can be viewed with Property List Editor.
Identify iPhone app name from source file in Finder
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Identify iPhone app name from source file in Finder
I meant to say that I found that string (CFBundleDisplayName property) inside the Info.plist file inside the (application).app package, but I didn't think that was correct because it was too long in many of the apps I tested. Then I checked and realised that the iPhone OS shortens the name (with an ellipsis in the middle) to fit. D'oh. |
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