sure, you can view it and it works ok.But editing is terrible. Just try to select multiple items and you can't.Delete an item and it will move up a row insted of down to the next one, making it impossible to delete a bunch of rows quickly. So you think you could move down to the bottom of the batch you would like to delete, but nope, delete one and when you click delete for the next one, nothing happens and your row loses focus.Delete is a very important part of editing. So sad. Not really even worth 99 cents.If it advertised itself as only a viewer, it works for that. But having numbered lines would really help out.

I wanted a decent heirarchacal viewer for XML and this works great for that. What truly irritates me is it will only open files with an literal ".XML" extension--that is silly since all text-based files could contain XML regardless of their extension. It does not open files dragged into it, even with the "correct" file extension. It does not have any way to expand or collapse sections; it's either all or nothing. It includes and "grays" out meta info, which is ok, but it cannot be customized, and cannot be hidden. Right-click only pops up over element name and not rest of row or value. That was all discovered in the first ten minutes.

This program is darned near unusable. Evenutally I figured out how to use it - you have to right-click on the elements to do almost anything, though there are a few random inconsistent keyboard shortcuts. This is a textbook awful interface, and unless it is made intuitive and usable I would not recommend this program for any reason! Stick to a real text editor and be happy.

I just wanted to quickly look at some XML files in a tree format, like Xcode does with property lists, and this app does it well.A couple of suggestions for the developer:– I don’t see the need to click on the disclosure triangle of an element in order to get the “#text” entry which allows you to edit the element; why not do it “in line” on the line right above it (the greyed out line)? It seems wasteful, not to mention that it’s bothersome to click a disclosure triangle only to see “#text” revealed.– As others have mentioned, the search does not seem to do anything, like it’s not working at all.Otherwise, I got what I wanted, a quick and tree-formated display of my XML files. Thank you.