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Microsoft, watch out for "garage" people like vjekoslav here.
I've been looking for a similar file explorer for MacOS, but all of them follow the the MacOS Finder method.
I like Windows Explorer because of the Directory Tree. I like being able to expand a folder on the left hand side, and any folder inside it will also be shown nested underneath it. I've been looking for a similar file explorer for MacOS, but all of them follow the the MacOS Finder method.
Nice work, really snappy, love the "speed at the your fingertips" approach. I absolutly am willing to shell out some EUR for such life-altering tools. I have been entrenched in the https://www.ghisler.com/ camp for 20+ years for three main reasons: 1. function keys for copy/move etc. like in mc, norton etc. 2. navigate (even larger) archive files in every format under the sun as if it were an extension of the file sy…
Very keyboard-oriented, extremely capable, super fast, open source with a vast plug-in library. A console app on top of that and it looks like the original. What's not to like.
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There are a few good Finder alternatives for macOS, including Path Finder, ForkLift, Commander One, and Double Commander (FOSS).
Path Finder went to a subscription-only model, no way to outright purchase a license sadly.
Please, I beg you dear developer, replace my stupid MacOS finder with your superpowers!
I've found this article recently: https://www.xda-developers.com/4-finder-alternatives-on-maco...
If there's a portable version of this I can run on my work computer, I will! (stand-alone version, it's so fast!) The Windows built-in File Explorer is godawfully slow. Like, slower than I remember it being in the late 90's. Motivation-sappingly slow. But I think it's because my work computer has it's inescapable synchronisation to OneDrive, and so every folder and every file it has to scan for a thumbnail or whateve…
I’m not sure if this is really the right place to ask, but it’s close enough so I’ll ask anyway - why are there no apparent file explorers that allow simultaneous “multi depth” viewing? For example, if Folder A contains only Subfolders B and C which are both empty, why are there no explorers that show eg 2 boxes called ‘B’ and ‘C’ inside A’s icon/view? If a directly has dozens of empty folders, and 2 subfolders have…