Sublime Text 3 Default Text Editor on Mac

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Sublime Text 3 Default Text Editor on Mac

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Last edited Aug 4, 2014

Created on Aug 4, 2014

This visualization demonstrates how to set Sublime Text 3 as the default text editor on macOS by displaying a single terminal command. The example uses a plain-text gist file as its data source, rendering the command as a code snippet. It relies on the macOS `defaults` command-line tool to modify the LaunchServices database, specifically adding a handler for `public.plain-text` content types with `com.sublimetext.3` as the preferred application. The visualization presents the exact shell syntax without additional styling or interaction, focusing solely on the command’s structure and placement.

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