#TOTALFINDER UPDATE UPDATE#
#TOTALFINDER UPDATE PATCH#

#TOTALFINDER UPDATE PATCH#

Mostly works, sometimes not, (not working for me, OCLP post-install root patch compatibility issue). I agree disabling SIP is annoying, but the purpose is to hook into that native Finder function, as if TF came with macOS. However, the point to TotalFinder was to ADD functionality to Finder, not replace the interface altogether. If it’s not too hard to port to a standalone app, my vote would be to do soĪs mentioned by Standalone versions already exist, and some may prove to be useful to other users.

Maybe others can give their opinion so that you can get more info. Clean UI, UX, key functionality etc… I just can’t get myself to use other apps (Pathfinder being the closest but still not as good as TF) Separately, I think you also lose customers who are not tech savvy enough to disable SIPĪnd finally, believe me TotalFinder is WAY better than any other standalone alternative.

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It seems like every update is making it harder and harder for you guys to maintain functionality.Disabling SIP is very annoying because you lose native iOS apps on M1 macs.May 21 10:33:06 stephenmps-Mac-Pro Dock: - DB49BC57-7DFD-4A1F-9A9D-2FB97B9F8BB0 UserActivity, I love TF as an integrated Finder however there are 2 VERY annoying issues May 21 01:22:28 stephenmps-Mac-Pro SubmitDiagInfo: Submitted problem report file:///Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ Safari_-174724_stephenmps-Mac-Pro.crash Looking in the Console, there are loads of Safri items like this: I would attach an image but can’t see how to. Yes, I confirm I followed your erlier instructions - so was looking on the Logs in my user Library (there are other Logs from an Adobe Illustrator crash yesterday for example, but nothing for Safari.)Īnother weird thing is that sometimes it seems to be able to open a Safari window, but its just a transparent rectangle, says Safari next to the Apple icon top left, so its sort of pretending to run. Once I have re-installed El Capitan I will check that Safari works as it should, do another reset of the security and report back. Sorry, I can’t now follow your instructions as I’ve completely removed Safari and now struggling to re-install without completely overwriting OSX, which will presumably in turn reset the security that prevents TF working - I can feel a groundhog day pattern emerging! Sorry not to respond sooner to you BinarySteve, for some reason I got notifications for the other two posts (im afraid (there didn’t seem much point responding to the I have not experienced this problem one), but not yours. I assume that most users are in the “I have not experienced this problem with TotalFinder” / rbodman group - or they would presumably say so. Obviously good to have another user, mulepose, now reporting the same issue. Obviously not absolute proof of Casality, but given Safari hadn’t crashed once under El Capitan, and I had it installed for about a month before installing TF, at which point it crashed the next time I opened it and every time since, I think I am pretty convinced. Well I think I can be pretty certain TF was the cause, I changed nothing else, just followed the steps as described and then Safari started crashing - every time.

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