Mavericks has added some long overdue features to Finder, such as Tabs. I’ve been using tabs for a few years, and I’m glad to see that a third party app is no longer required. But there are still many nifty features apps like TotalFinder provide. Now there’s a free equivalent of TotalFinder. Learn about it here…
If you can’t select text in text related files via QuickLook, try this.
Do you have epub eBooks on your computer? Here’s a way to get QuickLook (part of OS X) to extract and present useful data from these epub files.
If you use Adobe Premier (or Encore) you may have a large cache needlessly taking up your drive space. You can clean it up though. Here’s how.
If you work with archived files (ZIP, RAR, TAR, etc.) wouldn’t it be handy if the OS X QuickLook feature could show you the contents without having to open the file? Here’s how to do that…
