NeoFinder (was CDFinder) quickly catalogs and manages your entire media and disk library, and your backup archive. NeoFinder – The Holy Grail of Media Asset Management (according to ZDNet)
#Neofinder lto mac#
There’s a Mac App Store version as well.You can find release notes for this version here: [Description: It normally costs €21.99 DaisyDisk users now pay €13.19. Unclutter is temporarily available at a discount if you’re already using DaisyDisk. At that, this small and inexpensive app, excels. However, Unclutter’s core business is cleaning out your desktop and still be able to quickly access those files and folders that otherwise sit on your Desktop. My take on the historic Clipboard feature is that if you’re going to add such a module anyway, why not make it as powerful or more powerful than an app like Pastebot? I have been using Pastebot for years now and that clipboard manager allows me to keep as many as 1000 clipboard items with organisation functionality, paste filters and more. There’s only one thing that I would have liked to be more powerful and that’s the Clipboard. And if you don’t want them, just uncheck them in the Preferences panel and you’ll end up with a huge files/folders tray.īy the way, you can arrange your files in the Files tray as in any Finder window, sort order included. All three modules live in the same down sliding tray, with Notes on the right and the Clipboard on the left - until you drag them to reposition them.
The first is a simple Notes module and the second a clipboard with history. The developers probably thought people would never pay a licence if that’s all Unclutter does, so they added two other features to the app as well. I chose all of my stuff to live in the Documents folder. You can change the location to some other folder on your system. That stuff lives in the User Library, but it doesn’t have to be living there. To see them and use or open them, just move the cursor to the menu bar, scroll down and there’s the tray again with all your stuff. Drop those assets and they’ll be gone from the Desktop. Instead, it’s an unobtrusive “tray” that slides down as soon as you drag files, URLs or folders to the menu bar. For starters, Unclutter - developed by Oleg Krupnov, the developer who gave us DaisyDisk, an app that helps you clean out your disk - isn’t an ugly drawer or sorter that shows itself as a “tab” or an “inbox”, sliding out halfway across your screen. How do you tackle that problem? There’s an app for that and a new one in this category does different things right. The result is no longer a Desktop but a chaos of files, URLs, disks, folders and what have you. Instead, it’s much quicker to save or drag files to your Desktop. Worse still, the folders you created are buried and often you may forget where you put your actual files.
If you’re like most busy people, you will one day find that it takes too much of your time to move files to folders that you still need to create and drag those folders to the Documents or one of those other Apple pre-made folders.
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