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Your newest downloads in a small list you can open from any app: click its menu bar icon or press ⇧⌘J. Drag one straight into an email, a chat or any other app.
A Windows 11-style file manager, built for your Mac’s files, plus the Mac features you’d miss: AirDrop, Quick Look, tags and Smart Folders.
Everything in this window works: open folders, cut and paste, rename, press Space for Quick Look, or .
Enter opens, F2 renames, Ctrl+X moves, Alt+Up goes up a folder. No relearning where anything is.
The same file manager on both, so you stop thinking about which computer you’re on.
This PC lists your disks with drive letters, and the address bar takes C:\ and %APPDATA%.
Keep tags, Quick Look and AirDrop, and gain split view, Workspaces, the Tray, instant filters and an address bar you can actually type into.
Files for one job are never in one place. Park them on the Tray as you find them, then move the lot in one go. Finder has nothing like it.
From any folder, any window. They stay where they are for now.
Browse as normal. The Tray waits in the sidebar, counting.
Everything lands in one go. Or Copy here, or drag them out.
Grab your latest download from any app, and turn whatever you copied into a file with one paste.
Your newest downloads in a small list you can open from any app: click its menu bar icon or press ⇧⌘J. Drag one straight into an email, a chat or any other app.
Paste a copied picture, text or link straight into a folder as a file. A picture from a web page keeps its name, and Ctrl+Z takes it back.
Ctrl+T for a tab, Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen one, and two folders side by side in a single tab.
Clickable breadcrumbs, or type a path, ~ or %APPDATA% and go.
Alt+P previews the file; Alt+Shift+P shows its size, dates and more.
One Replace or Skip question, a progress bar with Cancel, and Ctrl+Z to undo.
Unzip with a familiar Extract All box, password-protected zips included.
Alt+Enter opens the Properties window you remember, with real tabs.
Send files straight from the command bar with the app you already use. Switch it with one setting.
Press Space to peek at any file, zooming from its icon.
Finder’s columns, with arrow keys and a preview column.
Home shows files you opened anywhere on your Mac.
The same colour tags as Finder, with a Tags section in the sidebar.
Saved searches that look like folders, like PDFs from the last 30 days.
Space on a folder shows its size and biggest files; on a zip, what’s inside.
Your newest downloads in a menu bar list you can open from any app, then drag one wherever you need it.
Copied a picture, some text or a link? Paste it into a folder and it becomes a file.
Rotate, resize or convert pictures, or combine them into a PDF.
More in Enhanced mode: switch on only what you want in Settings › Enhanced.
One payment, no subscription. Every update included.
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Works on its own too
For one Mac
One-time payment, no subscription · macOS 14 Sonoma or newer · Apple silicon (M1 or newer) · Terms and refunds
No. Finder stays exactly as it is. File Explorer is a second way to browse the same files, and you can use whichever you like.
No, File Explorer works on its own. With Windowsify, Win+E opens it, and the bundle saves you money.
Copies ask once whether to Replace or Skip, deletes go to the Recycle Bin, and Ctrl+Z undoes moves and renames.
AirDrop, Quick Look, column view and shared Recents are always there. Tags, Smart Folders and the other Enhanced extras are in Settings › Enhanced, so you switch on only what you want.
File Explorer’s familiar layout, with the Mac’s best features built in.
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