How can I open the backup XML files on my Mac without seeing code?

How can I open the backup XML files on my Mac without seeing code? I tried OmniFocus OmniOutline BBEdit etc. I just want a clean way to see my backup when I'm offline. Thank you

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  1. Rebecca O'Connell26 November 2015 at 06:49

    Save the XML file as with a file name ending on ".opml", then open it using OmniOutliner. OmniOutliner should automatically import the data.

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  2. Sasha Maximova26 November 2015 at 08:22

    I think you can simply use m.checkvist.com -- open it in a browser, let it sync all your lists, and then use when you're offline. It's a mobile version of Checkvist, so there are no keyboard shortcuts, etc. But it works offline, and it syncs with the main server after you've made changes.

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  3. Sasha Maximova26 November 2015 at 08:24

    ^ I mean, if all you need is the offline access. Otherwise you can open Checkvist list back up files with any program that supports OPML import, just like Rebecca O'Connell says.

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