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I am watching Objective-C tutorials, and they are all old for obvious reasons. During their times, it was possible to download documentation in XCode for offline reference--in the way discussed in this question: XCode Documentation - Offline Reading

It used to be done via Preferences -> Downloads tab -> Documentation. I.e., you used to have both Documentation and Simulators in the Downloads tab.

In the recent version of XCode there is no Downloads tab. There is only Components tab, and it only has Simulators, no Documentation.

I tried searching for the answer, but surprisingly no luck for such seemingly simple question.

How do I download the full set of available docs for offline use? Thanks.

InfiniteLoop
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The documentation is available out of the box nowadays and can be accessed from Window - Developer Documentation (โ‡งโŒ˜0) Xcode menu:

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I don't know, however, if you can opt-out and not have it downloaded.

The Dreams Wind
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  • Thank you. I am just starting Apple development, and I wasn't sure if the built-in docs were complete or if something was still downloadable separately like before--but in an obscure way. โ€“ InfiniteLoop Sep 01 '22 at 18:53