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I thought I came across a menu item or a right-click command akin to "Open app bundle location in Finder" but I can't find it. Maybe it was a secret wish in during dream. Maybe not. Does this exist?

EDIT: I know where these files live in the file system. I've added the iPhone Simulator folder to the dock in order to make it easy to get there. I'm doing a lot of work where I have to verify that the app bundle got updated as necessary. As I said, I thought I had seen a right-click menu that could get you there faster.

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Well, I'm not sure if there is such a shortcut, but you definitely can browser through your files by going to :

~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/
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  • Right, that's not a problem. I thought I saw a right-click command to get there quickly. For now I just added it to the dock so that it is convenient. Edited original question to reflect this. – martin's Apr 14 '12 at 04:34
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Try SimPholders 1.5. From their website:

A small utility for fast access to your iPhone Simulator apps. Opens folder in Finder, resets library and documents, and deletes the selected app.

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