Dec 15
Dec 10
This plug-in shows the Koala image .koa format — a common format on the Commodore C64. According to the developer, the plug-in will support more formats in the near future.
Dec 06
A plugin for text clipping file (.textClipping). and picture clipping file (.pictClipping).
Dec 06
Quick Look plugin for Adobe Illustrator®, Adobe InDesign® & Encapsulated PostScript.
Requires a payment of $5.
Dec 06
Dec 06
A plugin for source code files that produces colorized output for the following languages:
- Objective-C/C++
- C/C++
- Perl
- Python
- Java
- Shell scripts
- Assembly language
Dec 06
Dec 04
This QuickLook generator renders QuickLook previews for certain filetypes using the TextMate syntax highlighter. Currently itÂ’s configured to highlight Perl, PHP, Ruby, Shell, C headers and Obj-C(++) files.
Requires that TextMate be installed and running.
Dec 04
Enables QuickLook previews of Illustrator (AI) files saved with PDF compatibility.
Dec 02
Brainsight QuickLook is a Quick Look generator plugin that allows medical images in the MINC1, MINC2, DICOM, and NIfTI file formats to be previewed in the Finder and other applications.
(It is assumed this requires additional software.)
Dec 02
Dec 02
Extends QuickLook functionality to be able to display previews and thumbnails for eps files.
Dec 02
Works with standard Spectrum SCR files and those with enhanced Timex modes.
Dec 02
BetterZip Quick Look Generator supports the following archive formats: ZIP, TAR, GZip, BZip2, ARJ, LZH, ISO, CHM, CAB, CPIO, RAR, 7-Zip, DEB, RPM, StuffIt’s SIT, DiskDoubler, BinHex, and MacBinary.
Note that this plugin requires the $20 BetterZip be installed on your system, as it uses BetterZip to process the archive file contents. I have just been informed by the developers of BetterZip that the BetterZip application is NOT required, and thus this makes the plugin free!
Dec 02
Dec 02
Dec 02
To install QuickLook plugins, you should copy the “*.qlgenerator” file into /Library/QuickLook/ or ~/Library/QuickLook/. Note that “*” in the filename will vary based on exactly which QuickLook item you choose to install.
If a QuickLook folder is no present, feel free to create one.
After copying the file into the directory you will need to logout and then back in to your account for it to become active. Alternatively, you can prevent having to logout by running the following command in Terminal:
qlmanage -r
This will force OS X to search /Library/QuickLook and ~/Library/QuickLook for plugins and load them accordingly.
Dec 02
ColorXML is a simple QuickLook plugin which enables to display XML files with indentation and XML syntax coloring.