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Added September 22, 2026

Mac Explorer

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About the product

Mac Explorer is a native Swift and AppKit file manager for people who prefer Windows Explorer-style file operations on a Mac. Enter opens files, F2 renames them, and Delete moves them to the Trash. An editable address bar, New File command, cut-and-paste and mouse Back/Forward buttons make everyday navigation familiar. A terminal in the current folder, Git tools, regular-expression filters, technical metadata and configurable actions support development work. Quick Look and native macOS services are integrated. Optional cloud connections require explicit configuration. Requires macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel. A 30-day trial needs no account or credit card. Personal licensing costs $9.99 for two devices for one year, paid once.
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