It was time to go to art school, and I was in need of a computer on the go. While my Compaq Presario had served me well, I made a pit stop at the Apple store to make a pretty expensive purchase. From that moment, I’ve been using the Mac OS X, and while I’ve always found it to be my operating system of choice, it felt like there was something missing.
It was how Finder operated, which was largely based around the dragging and dropping of files, but you always had to have multiple windows open to do so. That was when I was introduced to Total Finder. While there are many additional features, Total Finder offers tabbed finder windows. So popular that Apple included tabbed windows in the latest build of Mac OS X Mavericks. So how does Total Finder compare to Apple’s version? How much time can be saved with this program?
