Navitosh for Mac

Features.

Browsing, search and file tools in one native Mac app.

Browsing

  • Tabs and windows

    Open, duplicate, rename and reorder tabs. Drag a tab into its own window, or find it in the searchable tab overview.

  • Breadcrumbs and path completion

    Jump to a parent folder from the toolbar, or enter a path with ⌘L and complete folder names with Tab.

  • Places and bookmarks

    Keep favourite folders in the sidebar. Rename and reorder bookmarks, and find mounted disks and shares in Other Locations.

  • Grid and List views

    Switch between icons and columns. Optionally expand folders inside List view to browse several levels at once.

  • Saved sessions and history

    Reopen windows and tabs with their browsing state. Restore a closed tab, or go back to a search with its filters intact.

  • Quick Look and hidden files

    Press Space to preview a file with native Quick Look. Show or hide hidden files with ⇧⌘.

Transfers and recovery

  • A shared transfer queue

    Run up to four file operations at once across your windows. Follow progress, transfer speed and estimated time remaining.

  • Pause and resume

    Pause eligible operations and resume when you’re ready. Keep browsing while file work runs separately.

  • Interrupted-job recovery

    Interrupted jobs reopen paused for explicit recovery. Retained temporary copies can be revealed from the operation details.

  • Conflict choices

    Choose Replace, Rename or Cancel when a destination already exists. Apply a choice to all conflicts in a transfer.

  • Guarded Undo and Redo

    Undo supported file operations with checks that refuse to overwrite newer changes. Undo does not restore a destination discarded by Replace.

  • Trash and Put Back

    Move items to the macOS Trash. Put Back restores locations recorded when Navitosh moved the items there.

Renaming and organising

  • Batch-rename templates

    Build names from original filenames, sequential numbers and file dates. Choose numbering order, padding and step.

  • Find and replace

    Replace text across selected filenames, with optional case-insensitive matching and extension protection.

  • Name clean-up

    Change case, add prefixes and suffixes, trim characters, or replace the final extension of regular files.

  • Preview before renaming

    Review final filenames and check for collisions before applying a batch. Batch renames support Undo and interrupted-job recovery.

  • Create, group and duplicate

    Create folders and empty files, group a selection into a new folder, or make numbered sibling copies of files and folders.

  • Symbolic links

    Create or paste links to files and folders. Inspect a link’s destination or open its target location.

File details

  • Properties and folder sizes

    Inspect file information, scan folder sizes and counts, and check available disk space. Open separate inspectors to compare items.

  • Permissions

    View owners, groups and access permissions. Change basic permissions and executable flags where your account has permission.

  • SHA-256 checksums

    Calculate a file’s checksum on demand, copy the result, or compare it with an expected digest.

  • Open With and package contents

    Choose an application to open a file, or browse inside an app bundle with Show Package Contents.

Archives and paths

  • Create and extract archives

    Create ZIP and TAR/XZ archives; extract ZIP and common tar archives. Encrypted archives and 7Z creation are not offered.

  • Copy paths and file URLs

    Copy absolute, relative, parent-folder or shell-quoted paths, as well as percent-encoded file URLs.

  • Copy filenames

    Copy selected names one per line, with or without their file extensions.

  • Open in Terminal

    Open the selected folder, or the folder you’re currently browsing, straight in Terminal.

Language and preferences

  • 28 interface language options

    Follow your Mac’s language or choose one in Settings. Arabic, Hebrew and Urdu support right-to-left layout. Some translations are initial drafts.

  • Light and dark appearance

    A native AppKit interface with macOS colours, materials and familiar keyboard shortcuts.

  • Per-tab view settings

    Choose sorting, folders first, icon size and List columns. Each tab retains its own presentation and search filters.

  • Thumbnail controls

    Set thumbnail preferences separately for local folders, external drives and shares, including a maximum preview file size.