You can see all of the available features in the screenshot below. This saves time, saves space on the screen and helps to boost productivity. I really love having tabs in Finder because it eliminates the need for multiple Finder windows. The tabs features is experimental you’ll need to be very careful and, of course, bugs are expected. The preferences window is very important because you can enable/disable features and add items to Finder menus. With the menu bar icon you can: access preferences, show pinable windows and dual windows, hide the menu bar icon, restart Finder, uninstall XtraFinder, view “about” info (where you can enable automatic update checking), and check for updates. You’ll also get a new menu bar icon, although it can be hidden if you prefer not to have it. After installation, you must run XtraFinder to open the preferences window. This process will restart Finder, so you should not be doing anything important at that time. XtraFinder can be downloaded from the official website. Similar to TotalFinder, XtraFinder is free (at least for now) and adds tabs, new menu items and other useful features to Finder. Today we’re going to look at a new Finder enhancement plugin, called XtraFinder. Tools like TotalFinder and Path Finder are popular alternatives. Unfortunately, many Mac users are not happy with Finder’s default set up, so they often look for a replacement or ways to enhance it.
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