Path Finder 5.5.4 for Mac

For all Mac user, the Finder provides plenty of functionality with Mac. But if you’re looking for more powerful control over your files and desktop, Path Finder can be an attractive alternative. Path Finder is an award-winning file browser and management application for Mac OS X.

You can get a Path Finder Trail Version here. If you like and would like purchase it, it will cost you $ 39.95. But, Let me tell you, its WORTH IT

By looking at the following features we can tell how powerful and cool Path Finder is.

Multiple Tabs Browsing
Sometimes we might need to open multiple Finder window to drag-drop or browse around directories. Using Path Finder, we can combine all these opened windows into just a single window with multiple tabs.

Temporary Stack
Although the drag-drop technique has become my habit in boosting my productivity in handling files. Path Finder enhances this experience by adding temporary stack where we can have a temporary place for drag-drop process.

Dual Pane File Browsing
Often, we need to view different folders side by side. And the good news is, Path Finder provides the dual pane browsing ability for us. This feature of Path Finder is just too good to be missed.

Quick Preview
By default, if we want to show information of certain item on Finder, we will reveal the Get Info pane by hitting keystrokes Cmd-Opt-I.
However in Path Finder, we can just toggle on Preview Mode and we can have all important information the item has.

Recent Applications
Path Finder can also help us keeping track of up to 50 recent applications.
Even though it’s quite pricey for an application, I still recommend using Path Finder. Path Finder really helps a lot in enhancing your Mac experience. For your information, there is 30-day trial provided for this application.

Little overview on Powerful Path Finder. If you are planning to buy it, GO for it. Use the TRAIL version first. Once you like it, Go to Path Finder Menu on the TOP and click on Purchase.

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