None Better: The Best Mac File Launcher. Ever.
The Mac360 team reviews hundreds of new utilities and applications each year.
As you would expect, some are good, some not. We have a few unanimous favorites, though, including the Mac’s Best. File. Launcher. Ever.
Beauty, of course, is in the eye of the beholder. The worth of a Mac application or utility may vary person to person, but some of the best are favorites for the whole Mac360 staff.
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RayCon said:
Your preference between apps like LaunchBar and QuickSilver versus DragThing is simply a matter of whether you navigate via the keyboard or the mouse. I’m a mouser, and DragThing is the cat’s meow. (Well, maybe that’s a poor metaphor…) I have DragThing set up with drawers that are accessible via tabs along the right side of my screen. The tabs are labeled “Folders,” “Utilities,” “Multimedia,” “Graphics,” etc. To choose an application, I simply move my cursor over the proper tab and do a quick double-click. I can sit back in my chair and have my right hand do all the work, several feet away from the keyboard. DT will also permit keyboard shortcuts for apps, folders, or files. The choice is yours.