File Manager

### 4.99$ -> 1.99$ for a limited time ### File Manager is a utility application for OS X that graphically shows the disk usage within a file system. It can help you to manage your disk, as you can easily spot which files and folders take up the most space. It uses a so called tree map for visualization. Each file is shown as a rectangle with an area proportional to the file's size. Files in the same folder appear together, but their placement is otherwise arbitrary. Features: •Disk usage vizualisation by way of tree maps •Configurable display of views: 1) Choice of color mapping schemes. Color files by their: name, extension, file type, parent folder, top folder, level in the folder hierarchy, creation time, modification time, or last access time. 2) Choice of color palettes. 3)Configurable mapping by file type. 4) Optionally view package contents. 5) Optionally view the entire volume. •Convenient navigation of views: 1) Traverse up and down the folder hierarchy. 2) Select files and folders in the view. •Reveal files and folders in the Finder •Delete files and folders from the view •Filter files and folders: 1) Construct filter tests based an item's name, path, size, file type, hard-link status, and package status. 2) Use these filters to: Mask files in the view; Filter files from the view; Exclude files and folders when scanning a disk. 3) Filters and filter tests are automatically stored in the user preferences. •Multiple view support: 1) Re-scan a view to compare results before and after clean-up. 2)Twin or duplicate a view for different displays of the same data •Support for hard-linked files and folders: Analyse Time Machine back-ups. •Save results of disk scanning operations: Reload and view again at any time. •Save images of views •Configurable user preferences •Snappy and responsive GUI: Optimized drawing of views; Drawing and scanning are carried out in background threads. •Small memory and disk footprint •Fully internationalized: Localizations available in English, Japanese, German, Spanish, French and Dutch