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If none are reported, then we can enable it by default in a future bug fix update. Now that Witch 3.6.3 is out, we can ask all TotalFinder users to try this fix, and let us know if they experience any other issues with it. We tested as best we could, but we still weren’t confident that we’d tested everything possible, so we decided to ship with the setting disabled.
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So why did we make a bug fix a hidden preference, and disabled by default? Because of the way we had to code this particular workaround, we were concerned about possible other issues with TotalFinder windows. (That’s one long line just select it and copy, and it should paste fine.) You won’t see any response from Terminal (other than a new command prompt), but Witch is now set up to work properly with TotalFinder. Open Terminal (in Applications > Utilities), copy and paste the following text, then press Return:ĭefaults write ~/Library/Application\ Support/Witch/Settings "Work Around TotalFinder" -bool YES.Disable Witch (uncheck Enable Witch) and quit the app (App Store version) or close System Preferences (independent version).
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I’ll explain why in a bit, but for now, here’s how to get Witch 3.6.3 working with TotalFinder:
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Unfortunately, due to the length of time between when we submitted the 3.6.3 update to the App Store and its approval, both Peter and I forgot that this fix is disabled by default, and that it must be enabled via a hidden preference. The left-hand side of the configuration file is the default config for reference.With the release of Witch 3.6.3, one of the described fixes was:Ī problem causing TotalFinder’s windows to appear twice in Witch has been fixed. To apply all my configurations, copy the following codes into the Right panel of the configuration file.
To open the configuration file, you can simply press cmd+. Now, if you're moving files around under some parent folder, then you can use core.clone action to quickly set another panel to the similar path and core.move files around fast. Same as, but reversed in an obvious way. Same as, but reversed in an obvious way.Ĭ (only works when you're at the right panel)Īlmost the same as, but it'll always set the left panel as the folder you're currently in.Ĭ (only works when you're at the left panel) If your current focus is on file, it'll simply set the left panel as the folder you're currently in.Ĭ (only works when you're at the left panel) It'll set the left panel to the folder you selected. So, there must be a way to create a tab to the other side of your panel quickly, maybe? Indeed! It's exactly the clone-related actions, which include four variations:Ĭ (only works when you're at the right panel)
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Do not panic if you suddenly want to compress some files! You can select files 3 you want to zip and then press shift+ cmd+ p, search for Compress and use enter to trigger the action:Īs you can see, Marta want you to handle your file-reorganization by utilizing its double panels feature. For example, there is a built-in Compress action in Marta, but since I didn't compress files that often, hence I do not assign a keybinding to this. When you press shift+ cmd+ p, a search bar named Search Action will pop up, and you can search any action you want to use. But don't worry, there is a very nice feature provided natively in Marta which helps you find any action in no time: that is the Search Action. You might sometimes get lost when you are working with Marta since there are so many actions can be used, and you have many keybindings to each of them. There are enormous amounts of actions provided, and all of them can be arbitrarily combined to your favorite keybindings and triggered effortlessly. The core functionality in Marta is given as action, which can be realized as commands and can be triggered with shortcuts. First, this is the basic look of your Marta window:
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For the full documentation, please check the official docs for reference. I'm going to briefly introduce some basic but powerful features in Marta. If you ask, " Ok, so what? You can use arrow keys moving around in Finder too!" Well, then in this case, Finder may be sufficient for your usage.
Nevertheless, it's free, natively support, and most importantly, it's cute! The author of Marta Yan Zhulanow: "this cute fox stands for quick and smart, just like Marta". It's better in some ways compared to TotalFinder, but not that convenient in others. Though TotalFinder is no longer available for arm mac, Marta appeared. If you're using Finder, you'll need multiple windows and probably with mouse to achieve this, but now you can do the same thing with only one active window. The fundamental difference between TotalFinder and Finder is the multiple tabs support with double panels display, which allows you to manage files purely by keyboard.
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