Looking for Path Finder alternatives after they went to $30/yr subscription

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Forklift

1 Upvote for ForkLift! I've used for years, it's UI is so much better than Path Finder.

#FTP Client #File Transfer #SFTP Client 32 social mentions

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Nimble Commander

#File Manager #FTP Client #File Explorer 5 social mentions

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Commander One

#File Manager #FTP Client #File Management 6 social mentions

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CRAX Commander

#File Manager #FTP Client #Mac File Manager

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TotalFinder

TotalFinder is another good enhancement. It works on 12.0 Intel Macs, but no current M1 support. They originally weren't going to even try to support it, but they decided against that finally and have been working on updates for both TotalFinder and TotalSpaces.

#File Manager #FTP Client #File Explorer 11 social mentions

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File Cabinet Pro

As for the bottom pinned window with TotalFinder and the drop down terminal window with iTerm. Actually, I'm doing the same with iTerm, but not for the Finder window. I thought about it when using TotalFinder, but never opted for it. I should try more at a point, but to give you an idea of another application that could help you a bit in this regard (to pop a Finder window from a shortcut). It's not like a pinned bottom window, but you may have a try with File Cabinet which is a File Manager from the menubar. I think it's a nice one as well, but I never used it throughly, but keep it in my arsenal for if I want to get more into this kind of way of using a Finder window. I mean, to kind of pinning one to access rapidly.

#Productivity #File Manager #Developer Tools 1 social mentions