FileUtils provides some advanced file operations, available in macOS Finder contextual and toolbar action menus. While FiIeUtils is running, invoking Finder contextual or toolbar action menu will show additional items, each invoking specific file operation executed by FileUtils. Additional items shown in both Finder contextual and toolbar action menus are fully customizable, a user can choose which menu items will be shown and arrange them anyway one wants.
FileUtils also provides Finder Services menu items for selected files, so each operation can be invoked from that menu too, as well as having assigned a specific keyboard shortcut (customizable in the System Settings/Preferences) and then invoked and executed on selected files in Finder with a keyboard, without using a mouse.
FileUtils is available in three variants: non-sandboxed application, sandboxed application and Mac App Store application. They differ slightly in what they can do and should accommodate the broadest variety of users preferences of software security distribution channels.
FileUtils also provides Finder Services menu items for selected files, so each operation can be invoked from that menu too, as well as having assigned a specific keyboard shortcut (customizable in the System Settings/Preferences) and then invoked and executed on selected files in Finder with a keyboard, without using a mouse.
FileUtils is available in three variants: non-sandboxed application, sandboxed application and Mac App Store application. They differ slightly in what they can do and should accommodate the broadest variety of users preferences of software security distribution channels.
For more information, news, updates and support, check out https://fileutils.com.