File managers (159 programs)
Pros: Can find hidden files that spotlight won't pick up. Supports all common operations such as Copy, Paste and Remove to Trash. Improves search precision by matching and combining terms. Lets you 'quick look' at files to check if it's the one you want.
Cons: Too slow to be consistently reliable. Only available in English. Worth getting only if you need to find specific hidden files. Very bland interface, unappealing to non-professionals.
Pros: Several handy optimizations. An FTP and WebDAV client. Connects to multiple servers. Works with Amazon S3 files.
Cons: No iCloud drive integration. No option to mark syncing between panes. Drag-and-drop option isn’t smooth enough. Needs a 64-bit processor.
Pros: Frees up memory. Cleans out unnecessary files. Tracks memory-consuming apps. Runs in the background.
Cons: Can’t start from menu bar. No way to Force Quit. Some features already available in Battery menu. No diagnostics.
Pros: Clean and intuitive graphical interface. Supports multiple game file formats (ISO, WBFS, WDF, CISO, WIA). Integration with GameTDB for covers and game details. Easy game searching, renaming, and library organization. Lightweight and responsive performance.
Cons: Initial setup may confuse beginners unfamiliar with Wii backup formats. Interface design feels slightly dated compared to modern macOS apps.
Pros: Huge Storage Pool for Free Users. Excellent Security Features. File Syncing. Easy-to-Use.
Cons: Extra Security Feature Can Be Confusing. Premium Plans Are A Bit Expensive.
Pros: Strong Encryption Features. Straightforward encryption and decryption process. Built-in password generator. Supports password sharing.
Cons: Command line interface requires some learning. Needs a separate file manager.
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: Treemap visualization exposes large files inside nested folders. File-kind color legend clarifies which file types use space. Finder integration allows reveal and Move to Trash actions. Standalone design, no persistent background services installed.
Cons: Not notarized on newest systems, may require manual security overrides. Interface and visuals feel dated compared with modern alternatives. Needs Full Disk Access to see protected system locations.
Pros: Simple to install and use. Keeps desktop well organized. Pin window wherever you like. Requires minimal system resources.
Cons: Can be slow at times. No ability to automatically set up folders. Interface appears a little dated. Application could do with more regular updates.
