This is the God of File Browsers.

Pros: Way too many to name all of them. I'll throw in some highlights.

Columns view. Not an improvement over the Finder, but better than any other file browsers I've seen.

Tabs. Yup. You can view folders in tabs, and even save tab sets. Only other file browser I know that can do that is Konqueror on Linux.

Shelf to store commonly used folders on.

File History

Folder History

Built in command line.

Built in text editor

Shelf for volumes.

Ability to add folder contents in side bar.

Firefox/Safari style bookmarks bar.

Shows path for folder.

Can easily change how data is displayed.

A stack to temporarily drop files before moving to another folder.

Cons: It's not free.

I've had a few issues mounting some volumes.

The shelf on the save menu will use the shelf from the Finder. Not Path Finder.

Posted: 07-Mar-2007 11:40:02 AM

... No.

Pros: Nothing good about the product its self. But I do need to say that a lot of people use an AIM account, so it is good that it supports that.

Cons: There are better applications that support AIM. For a bunch of features like audio/video conferncing and a nice user interface, use iChat. It also supports Bonjour and Jabber, which you can use to connect to any client (but it's a pain to manage.) There's also Adium, which is compatable with just about any messaging account and has a highly customizeable appearance. It does lack Audio/Video chat though. You really should be using one of those 2.

Posted: 09-Jul-2006 06:41:36 AM

It removed Windows Media Viewer! Absolutely Essential!

Pros: Windows Media Viewer is gone! I tried to just drag it to the trash, but a lot of the contents in the package were "locked" meaning that I would have to view package contents, then manually unlock all of the 300 or whatever help files from foreign languages (The English help files were unlocked and could be deleted easily.) Unfortunately, this process was too tedius to do manually, but App Zapper took care of this no problem.

Cons: It's there to delete applications... it's normally pretty easy to drag the application to the trash and just spotlight the application name to get rid of the other files. The exception being when some @$$ decides to lock a bunch of files, such as Microsoft and Windows Media Viewer. I have not come across any other applications that this would be useful for.

Posted: 21-Apr-2006 08:18:44 PM