FolderGlance - 2.1.0hierarchical folder browsing in contextual menus |
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Simply "A MUST HAVE APPLICATION ! " for every Mac user! 



- Version: 2.5.7, 11/14/2009 05:07PM PST
krainin
FolderGlance is so valuable and works so flawlessly, that every time I use it (which is all the time!) I wonder why the Mac Operating System doesn't come with it already built in. This easy to use and seemingly simple application supplements the way I work so profoundly that the Macintosh experience would be noticeably less speedy, less fluid and certainly less fun without it. Moving a file, copying it to some other location, or making an alias of it somewhere, takes significantly less thinking and less time then it did before using FolderGlance. But FolderGlance has lots of other handy and nifty directly related functions as well as customized controls that I continue to discover as the weeks go by. It is thoughtfully and intelligently designed by a developer who is responsive to your questions and your requests for support. I am so dependent on FolderGlance now only a couple of months after purchasing it, that at this point I simple don't know how I'd get along without it. Please don't let my enthusiasm for this product lead you to believe that I am either somehow connected with this product or personally know the developer. Neither is true.
Miss FruitMenu but Liking This 



- Version: 2.5.4, 10/3/2009 05:21PM PST
julia2
I'm a FruitMenu user since forever, and Action Menus in the OS9 era before that. I'm just really really used to having a customizable system-wide hierarchical menu in my Apple menu, and none of Apple's spring-y dock gimmicks do it for me. FruitMenu also had a few nice "special" items like "Running Apps" and so forth. That said, the Unsanity folks seem totally asleep at the wheel these days and I have to have some kind of navigator, and so far this seems clean, fast, and trouble-free. The only downside is that I have to go to the Finder to access it, but that's only an F1 away thanks to Spark, which I truly couldn't live without :-)
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Installer problem - Version: 2.5.1, 9/21/2009 10:02AM PST
Fra
Installer appears (on a mini last rev) as a non compatible app !