ApparencyVersion 2.1 adds a new inspector for bundle resource files. This can be especially useful for when macOS reports that an app is "damaged” (Apparency now shows this as "Bundle resources modified”). Quickly narrow in on the problem resources -- or use it to inspect the resources of any component, damaged or not.
Also, a new AppleScript command to "make icon image data”, which provides an easy way to get the icon for an app (or other component) in a specific format and size (without having to hunt down the icns file and convert it).
Avi Drissman 
@Apparency Super cool! Bug report: Open a system app (e.g. Finder.app), click the “Resources” toolbar button. Get a sheet saying “All bundle resources are excluded from the code signature.” Click the “Show only modified resources” checkbox. Get a string “0 of 18,446,744,073,709,551,615 signed bundle resource” (== 0xFFFF'FFFF'FFFF'FFFF).
@avidrissman Oops, a good old fashioned off-by-18-quintillion error. 😮 Thanks for reporting it!
Nathan Manceaux-Panot@Apparency That sounds super handy. Really like how straightforward the list is.
I love how good Apparency's UI is in general: surfacing a LOT of very technical info, in a surprisingly clear and nice display. Such a gem!
I love how good Apparency's UI is in general: surfacing a LOT of very technical info, in a surprisingly clear and nice display. Such a gem!
@Cykelero Thanks! 😁