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XFolder
a modern file manager designed specifically for macOS
XFolder is a modern file manager designed specifically for macOS. It integrates core features such as multi-pane views, a smart directory tree, and multi-tab management, aiming to provide a more efficient and flexible file browsing experience than Finder. -
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NeatShift
Advance File managing & relocating tool
NeatShift is a Windows utility designed to solve a common problem: moving large applications, games, or folders to a different drive without breaking the shortcuts and application paths that depend on them. When a program is installed, its location is registered with the operating system. Simply moving the folder to a new drive will cause the program to stop working. NeatShift provides a robust solution by relocating the folder and then creating a Symbolic Link in its original place. This... -
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BischuLoop
Plays selected MP3 alerts between 1-15 seconds
Use BischuLoop to choose a sound notification to alert you at a set interval (between 1-15 seconds) to remind you to look at your minimap. You can use any MP3 sound file and I've set the defaults to Google Android notification sounds. Idea came from Bischu who hated the timer he used when learning.
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