This can be used as notepad++ / Sublime / VSCode alternative.
Stores data locally for the last JSON Formatted in Browser's Local Storage.Supports JSON Graph View of JSON String which works as JSON debugger or corrector and can format Array and Object.95% of API Uses JSON to transfer data between client and server.This functionality helps to format json file. JSON File Formatter provides functionality to upload JSON file and download formatted JSON File.It's also a JSON Beautifier that supports indentation levels: 2 spaces, 3 spaces, and 4 spaces.It's the only JSON tool that shows the image on hover on Image URL in a tree view.It helps to validate JSON online with Error Messages.It also provides a tree view that helps to navigate your formatted JSON data. If things go awry, simply bin off your edited file and take the 'back up' bit off the original file name and all will be back as it was.JSON Formatter and JSON Validator help to auto format JSON and validate your JSON text. Thing to do with files such as this if you do want to edit them, is copy the file first, then add 'back up' to the original file's name, then edit the the copy to your heart's content (making sure it has the same name you started out with). Notepad is unlikely to do this to a JSON file if you didn't mess about too much, but if you want to make the JSON files open with Visual Studio, you can do this, although it doesn't really matter too much if you don't, as all you are seeing with those thumbnails, is you computer identifying a default application it would open that file with.
The thing you sometimes have to be careful with if doing this sort of thing, is that any changes the application makes on files which you actually opened, edited and then saved with, can (potentially) be a problem if the developer who created the application which ultimately uses the JSON file, made these files have a specific formatting which the main application which uses them (in this case MSFS) happens to need some specific formatting so it could be edited from within the sim (for example with the MSFS built-in scenery editor).
but what you are seeing is just a visual thumbnail which your computer is displaying, the JSON files themselves have not actually changed. So if you chose 'Notepad' for this (or your computer assumed this was the default application you usually needed to open JSON files with and defaulted to this icon, then your icons for JSON files would be the Notepad icon, and this is what you are seeing. Any file format can be right clicked on and you can choose 'properties' from a drop down menu and select 'change' on the 'opens with' section.
A JSON file is a JavaScript Object Notation file.
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