File managers (155 programs)
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: Supports Modern Authentication (OAuth 2.0) for MFA-enabled accounts. Bulk CSV mapping for simultaneous migration of multiple mailboxes. Preserves folder structure and metadata such as To, From, Date, Subject. Native macOS GUI replaces many PowerShell steps for Mac environments.
Cons: Migration speed depends on network bandwidth and provider throttling. Requires administrative credentials for both source and destination tenants. Large-scale migrations need careful CSV mapping and pre-validation.
Pros: Groups together files to help you check them more easily. Gives you a quick way to search for duplicates. Search by file types and by name. Clear browser data if you wish.
Cons: The cleaning features are very poorly optimized. Happily deletes your game saves without warning. Claims to be a computer cleaner when it is not. Has unrestricted access to your encrypted and unencrypted files.
Pros: Task chaining enables conditional, multi-step automation workflows. Creates standard ZIP archives, avoiding vendor lock-in for restores. Supports FTP and SFTP for remote transfer destinations. Cross-platform behavior via Java ensures consistent execution.
Cons: Requires Java Runtime Environment installed on each host. Java-based interface can feel dated on Mac desktop environments. Advanced regex and variables demand technical configuration knowledge.
Pros: File compression at a button click. Colourful UI. Quick look support. Five treemap color schemes.
Cons: Deleting things. Does only one thing; not multi-functional. Developer support could be better. Requires a 64-bit computer.
Pros: Clever solution. Easy to use. Top 20 best images feature.
Cons: Free version is limited to top 15 images by category.
