Macintosh Explorer provides an alternative method of browsing your hard drives. The first ever Mac file browser to provide tabbed file browsing, thumbnail picture previews, and filter based file browsing. As well, it provides a familiar interface for file navigation for Windows users converting to the Mac.
Macintosh Explorer provides such features as removing unneeded files, backing up important documents, extended file information and a batch file info changer combined with an easy to use file browser. Allowing you to perform various operations on files and folders while browsing your hard drives.
Since Macintosh Explorer resembles Windows Explorer, it allows Windows users to quickly become comfortable when switching to the Macintosh platform.
What is new in this release:
- All New Thumbnail View lets you preview pictures as you browse instead of generic icons
- Significantly improved file listing speed is now comparable to the Finder
- Instantaneous file sorting
- Sort order is now remembered between folders
- Next tab and Previous tab menu items and keyboard equivalents (Command-Left arrow and Command-Right arrow)
- New tab interface look more like Safari's tabs
- Connecting nodes between parent and child files help distinguish sub folders when a folder is expanded
- Single click file browsing in the folder list expands the folder and displays its contents when a folder is single clicked
- Tab bar contextual menu now has a Hide Tab Bar selection
- Much faster scrolling in file listings
- Drag and dropping files between file lists now updates more reliably
- Page up and page down buttons work correctly
- Back/Forward/Enclosing folder button and menus are disabled appropriately when they can't be used
- Paste button is disabled appropriately when it can't be used
- Shift-clicking and dragging is now similar to Panther's behavior
Requirements:
Limitations:
14-use trial
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