Folders File Manager is a macOS app designed for users transitioning from a PC, offering a tree-style file management system. It features a clean UI, comprehensive undo, multiple viewing options, easy navigation with multiple windows and tabs, file info panel, advanced file operations like ZIP archives, and a one-time purchase license.
A tree-style file manager interface with the most used functions readily accessible.
Allows you to undo any file operation, including replacements and folder merges.
Supports multiple windows and tabs, customized folder access, Home and iCloud Drive shortcuts, and expandable file symbols.
Table, List, Icons, and Gallery views with text recognition and multimedia previews.
Built-in previews for audio/video files, EXIF data viewing, and customizable tags.
Features include cutting to trash, creating archives, and bulk renaming.
Runs natively on Apple Silicon.
One-time purchase with no need for subscriptions.
Allows setting a delay in synchronization on the client side.
Added a toolbar on the object list which is shown at the top.
Refactored notification support for major improvements.
Allows users to create new pages within the application.
Improved grouping options for a better file management experience.
Added the ability to select multiple scanned documents at once.
Users can now share packages and export them as package files.
Fixes for primary view options and zip archive errors.
Improved compatibility with iOS 16 and newer versions.
Provides improved file depth display, increased file limit, and added options for hidden files.
Allows for file transfer using WebDAV or SFTP protocols.
Allows users to report bugs encountered in the app by filling out details like username, email, screenshot, and a message. Submitting this form sends the bug details to the support team for resolution.
Folders can sync folders with cloud services like iCloud, Dropbox, and Google Drive to ensure your files are updated and accessible across devices.
It allows you to encrypt files for added security, ensuring your data is protected from unauthorized access.
The app stores version history, so you can revert files to previous states in case anything goes wrong.
Detects changes in files and folders, and can alert you or automatically sync changes to your cloud service.
Set up specific rules for file management and synchronization, automating tasks based on file types, names, and more.
Shortcut to quickly preview files without opening them.
Multiple shortcuts for renaming files or folders.
Access the settings panel with a keyboard shortcut.
Hide folder windows, useful for reducing screen clutter.
Exit the application using a keyboard shortcut.
Shortcut for opening a new window.
Create a new folder or file quickly using shortcuts.
Open a new tab within the application.
Open selected files with a shortcut.
Close the current window or all open windows.
Shortcuts for deleting files, either sending to trash or permanently removing.
Safely eject removable storage using a shortcut.
Create a duplicate of the selected items.
Manage favorite items with a shortcut.
Search for specific files or folders quickly.
Keyboard shortcuts for undoing or redoing the last action.
Standard shortcuts for cut, copy, paste operations.
Special paste options including symlinks or aliases.
Shortcuts for selecting or deselecting all items.
Adjust icon sizes in gallery view with shortcuts.
Navigate through the folder structure using shortcuts.
Jump to a specific folder with a shortcut.
Connect to network shares using a keyboard shortcut.
Manage and view open tabs with shortcuts.
Change view options like icons, list, table, gallery.
Manage grouping of folders using shortcuts.
Display or hide the sidebar and path bar with shortcuts.
Toggle visibility of hidden files and folders.
Toggle file information view using a shortcut.
Keep specific view settings for individual folders.
Minimize the current window using a shortcut.
Allows the app to access specific folders on a computer for browsing and file access. Requires granting permissions to the primary drive.
Users can revoke or change browsing permissions through the 'File' menu to reset access as needed.
After a free trial expires, users are not automatically charged; they can choose to purchase the full version.
Users can add frequently used folders to the sidebar through 'Folders > Settings > Sidebar' and 'Add to Favorites' options.
Columns in the Table View can be reset to their initial values by right-clicking the header and selecting 'Reset columns.'
Around 20 additional features planned for future releases based on user feedback.