iMazing Profile Editor is a tool that can be used by individuals to define the settings that need to be deployed either locally or through MDM to iPhones, iPads and Mac computers. With the help of this tool, users can encrypt and install configuration profiles and capture device data.
The interface has a standard appearance, with a left-side panel that includes lots of tabs, a main center area, and a Search toolbar at the top of the screen. The Preferences window includes fairly limited options, and the menu lacks color and font customizations.
iMazing Profile Editor comes with powerful search capabilities and includes filters such as name, property title, or description. It provides a convenient way of generating configuration profiles, and it removes the old habit of manually coding the XML files.
Moreover, it's compatible to MDM services and it exports payloads directly to individual .plist files.
To conclude, iMazing Profile Editor is an interesting tool to use for individuals who want to easily create and edit Apple Configuration Profiles.
v1.7 [Apr 24, 2023]
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.7 for macOS
### Improvements in 1.7
* Unfamiliar payload keys (those loaded from file but not matched to keys in the payload manifest) are now kept on save and can be optionally removed
* All Plist data types are now supported in table fields, adding Data, Date, custom Array, and custom Dictionary
* All table input fields now support interaction and type adapters similar to their free-standing counterparts
## Fixes in 1.7
* Fixed issues that prevented correct loading, entry, and saving of data in some tiered array properties, which affected sections such as Parental Controls: Application Access, Nudge, and NoMAD Shares
* Fixed an issue that prevented text fields from expanding along with their table columns
* Fixed an issue that delayed validation for table fields values
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.6.4 for macOS
### Improvements in 1.6.4
* Key description can now be optionally shown for boolean properties (checkboxes)
* Table rows can now be duplicated when working with array-based properties
## Fixes in 1.6.4
* Fixed an overflow in the width of the main preferences page in certain sections
* Fixed an issue that prevented an eventual profile window close when during the action the profile is saved to the profile library
* Fixed an issue that caused the Restrictions and Notifications sections to lose support for an operating system in rare occasions
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.6.3 for macOS
### Improvements in 1.6.3
* The Profile Signing field now indicates which identities are trusted on the signing computer
* The Root Certificate manifest now has its own section
## Fixes in 1.6.3
* Fixed cell editing in multi-column tables
* Fixed label truncation in property group selectors during search
* Profiles with self-closing data tags are now supported
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.6.2 for macOS
### Improvements in 1.6.2
* iMazing Profile Editor now bundles the latest preference updates introduced with iOS 16.
## Fixes in 1.6.2
* Resolved a condition that led to reversion of entered field value when pressing the Escape key.
* Resolved a condition that prevented dismissal of certain notices on macOS Monterey.
* Fixed an issue that prevented a setting in the save panel to take effect.
* Fixed an issue that in some cases prevented immediate evaluation of preference key requirement.
* Fixed a rare visual glitch in the display of platform tags.
* Fixed a visual glitch in sizing data field buttons.
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.6.1 for macOS
### Fixes in 1.6.1
* Fixed an issue that led to app crashes on a small set of payloads.
* Fixed a regression that prevented interacting with custom dictionary properties.
## What's New in iMazing Profile Editor 1.6.0 for macOS
### Improvements in 1.6.0
* Platform tags now feature version and lifecycle stage information.
* Platform tags added to configured sections and to individual preference keys. On keys, tags appear by default only if the individual key's versions are divergent from the payload's.
* Target devices version range can now be entered to receive out-of-range alerts on configured preference keys.
* Key requirement is now ignored in nested-required keys whose container is not required and is not written out to the profile.
* Documentation buttons added to individual preference keys where available.
### Fixes in 1.6.0
* Fixed an issue that affected payload scrolling with a mouse.
* Fixed an issue that prevented saving profiles with VPN tunnels configured.
