File managers (168 programs)
Pros: Batch conversion handles multiple files or entire folders. Exports to PDF, CSV, Excel (XLS/XLSX), TXT, and HTML. Advanced data mapping preserves nested JSON hierarchy. No file size limits, suitable for large datasets.
Cons: Mac-only compatibility limits cross-platform workflows. No documented command-line interface for scripted automation. Mapping complex nests requires initial setup and validation. May be unnecessary for occasional, single-file JSON viewing.
Pros: May help you discover unwanted apps you forgot you had. A nice alternative to using your operating system's uninstaller. Very simple function that makes it easy to use. Shows how much space you have left on your device.
Cons: Apps appear in a random order. Cannot delete system files or operating system apps. May leave file fragments after deleting apps. Cannot remove maliciously-added bloatware.
Pros: Simple to use. Vibrant and beautiful icons. More than 1500 icons. Free app.
Cons: Customization options not robust enough. Custom or own designs cannot be used. App crashes every now and then. May not work well with older versions of Mac OS.
Pros: Easy-to-use interface. Streamlines your computer. Helps you restore an app’s factory settings. Time spent on looking for junk files reduced.
Cons: Certain files must be manually removed. May not be able to access certain apps. Not a free tool. No “smart” deletion features.
Pros: Change the timestamp on image files easily. Batch file editing. Simple to use interface. Remove invisible files.
Cons: Can corrupt file attributes, although rare. No ability to progressively edit time of multiple files. No regular maintenance. Could do with more functions for advanced users.
Pros: Shows total size of files. Can be set to always on top. Menubar notification shows number of files. Works with any app.
Cons: Doesn't support dragging webpages. Long filenames are truncated. No visual customisation options. No option to filter what files can be dragged.
