ComfortFiles

ComfortFiles is a native file manager for macOS 13 Ventura and later.

Combining the familiar Windows File Explorer interface with the Mac system experience. It’s ideal for users transitioning from Windows to Mac who want to maintain a familiar file management experience. The software offers an expandable folder tree, a breadcrumb address bar that supports path input, multiple tabs, and a sortable detailed list, ensuring folders always remain on top regardless of the sorting method. Users can cut and paste files using Command X and Command V, open items with Enter, rename with F2, and drag files to the sidebar directory or other tabs to organize them. ComfortFiles Mistakes can be undone or redone. It supports direct browsing of ZIP, RAR, and 7z archives, previewing their contents, and editing ZIPs without fully extracting them. Built-in storage analysis allows users to view space usage layer by layer, analyze large projects and system data, and suggest removal options. ComfortFiles The sidebar also centrally displays iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive, making it easy to identify files stored only in the cloud and free up local download space. The software is built with AppKit, supports both light and dark appearances, requires no account, does not track users, and all public versions are signed and certified by Apple.