Finder Tabs with Total Finder
For the last few months, I have been using a great little app called TotalFinder, which adds several useful features to Mac OSX’s traditional Finder app.
TotalFinder changes the look and function of Finder windows to include tabs. That way, you don’t have to have 4 different windows to keep track of if you’re switching between four different folders - Total Finder groups all of these windows into a single, tabbed window:
To move files between tabs, you can simply drag a file from one tab to the other. This works exactly as you would imagine. TotalFinder has one more amazing trick up its sleeve however. You can also view two Finder windows side-by-side, simply by double clicking on one of their tabs (see the screenshot below).
This dual-pane view is a very unique feature that allows you to more easily manipulate files on your Mac.
TotalFinder retains all of the features of Apple’s Finder, while adding much needed features to what seems like a dated application. TotalFinder is currently free while under development, but will be $15 when it hits 1.0 sometime soon. You can download TotalFinder on the BinaryAge website.
