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elFinder
Open-source file manager for web, written in JavaScript
elFinder is an open-source file manager for web, written in JavaScript using jQuery UI. Creation is inspired by the simplicity and convenience of Finder program used in Mac OS X operating system. elFinder 2.1.x is currently actively developed, and recommended version. elFinder 2.0.x is stable version but lacks advanced features. All operations with files and folders on a remote server (copy, move, upload, create folder/file, rename, etc.). High-performance server backend and light client UI. ... -
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Pearcleaner
A free, source-available and fair-code licensed mac app cleaner
Pearcleaner is a small, native macOS utility that helps you fully remove applications by finding and deleting the leftover files they scatter across your system. After you drag an app into Pearcleaner (or select it from a list), it scans common Library locations for related caches, logs, preferences, containers, launch agents, and support files. Results are presented with clear paths and sizes so you can deselect anything you want to keep before sending items to the Trash. The tool favors... -
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File-Studio
A tool that automates complex file operations.
File studio is a tool that assists in handling complex file operations such as bulk renaming, organizing folders and more. -
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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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Simple Directory Toolbox
Portable collections of directory tools (Unhide etc)
...I plan to create some tools, but because it's still alpha, there are still few finished. Still, you can use it. 1. Unhidder Finds hidden/Superhidden files/folders and restore it to normal state 2. Duplicate file finder Find duplicated files, and easily removes it 3. Space analyzer Analyze folder, list which file/folder takes how much size in disk Here is the virustotal result https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/a5b742d657293c0563364e28545548afd45501e5ed9a72e69875177e757ace1e/analysis/1391693986 -
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A Mac OS X toolbar app to create a file in the current directory, similar to creating a new file in the context menu in Windows Explorer. To install drag the .app file to Finder toolbar. Then click on the application icon to create a new file in the current Finder folder.
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Java based file explorer. Tested with Mac OS X 10.5 and Windows XP. Added features missing from Finder: 1)Editable Location bar. 2)Cut and Paste. 3)Paste merges folder contents. New Features: 4) Queued file transfers. 5) Open folder in new window.
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Tags
Extend your Finder with tags, to find your files in multiple ways.
You might know tags as they are used in gmail, delicious.com or last.fm. They let you categorize your items in multiple ways. The files on your computer can be categorized in only one way, because you store them in a folder and that's it. It would be great if there was an easy way to store the same file in multiple folders at the same time, wouldn't it? Well, Tags allows you to do exactly that on the mac. Create new Tags by duplicating and renaming the Mother Tag. Drag your file or...
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