Some time ago there was a mention of adding a feature to compare presets. Did anything ever come from that discussion among the dev crew? That would be a valuable feature for learning about presets and how to modify them. Please add it to the wish list if it has not been implemented.
Alternatively, a utility to translate a preset into human language would be almost as useful.
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The 'get info' feature mentioned in that older post is in V5. Doesn't give you an explicit difference to another preset, but does clue you into things turned on in a given preset. So it cn give you an overview of specific things turned on in a paint preset.
Yes, I'm familiar with the get info feature. Unfortunately, the info is minimal in most cases. For instance, small differences in brush and/or path settings can make a major difference in the stroke, but probably will not show up in the get info output.
If the dev team has a utility to translate the preset (bit code?) into human readable form that would be a big step in the direction of comparing presets, since there are a lot of utilities for comparing text files.