New Path Finder Beats Leopard With New Features.

I’ve had a problem with the Mac’s Finder for about 10 years. Mac OS X’s early Finder versions were worse than Mac OS Classic.

The upcoming OS X Leopard improves the Finder and adds more features, but still isn’t as feature rich as Path Finder, which is available now.

The Finder is the file browser on your Mac and sits on top of the desktop. It’s that handy utility that lets you find what you need on your Mac. Files. Any kind of files.

Granted, the Mac’s Finder is easier to use and more intuitive than anything in.... (excerpted).

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