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> and I really dislike drag and drop behavior on macOS In the app you can have a dual pane with two folders side-by-side and select the file(s) you want to mov
by whimbyte 2mo ago
> and I really dislike drag and drop behavior on macOS
In the app you can have a dual pane with two folders side-by-side and select the file(s) you want to move/copy to the other folder and right click or open the command palette to do the operation, so you do not have to drag them (though dragging still works too). It's also possible to cut files with CMD + X and paste them somewhere else with CMD + V.
- frizlab 2mo agoMost people having issues with the finder do not know half of what it can do; it’s interesting, really.
- tonyedgecombe 2mo agoIt appears some people having problems with Finder haven’t used it for ten years.
- hurril 2mo agoDo you have anything in particular in mind here? Long time macOS user but I like a good pro tip :)
- frizlab 2mo agoI don’t have much actually, but at least: - Batch rename files (select multiple files, right click, “Rename…”); - Show/hide hidden files: `shift-cmd-.`; - Go to folder: `shift-cmd-G`; - `cmd-1` to `cmd-4` to quickly change view.
- hurril 2mo agoAll four of these are awesome tips, thank you!
- jaffa2 2mo agoIs there any way to stop /prevent it enumerating tif files over the network ? When i open a directory of 400 30MB tif files it grinds to a halt while it thumbnails them all over the network. Its unusable.
- whimbyte 2mo agoJust pushed an update. There's now a setting in Preferences to disable icon previews on network volumes. You can also set which file extensions should be excluded, which I hope will fix the grinding. Grab the latest build from the site. Thanks for the catch.
- jaffa2 2mo agoahh i just saw this. I will try your software when i get a minute.
- frizlab 2mo agoAFAIK, yes. `cmd-J` -> Uncheck “Show icon preview” Hopefully it’s enough, but I haven’t tried.