Add FinderFix #1061
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Hi @jaywcjlove, I keep a blog, All Things macOS, about interesting new apps. I will probably be submitting more apps in the future as I discover them. I was wondering what your timelime was in general for new pull requests to be merged? Is any task still missing for this PR? Thx and congrats on your very handy repo. |
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Your application function is too monolithic. It’s not |
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@jaywcjlove, I blogged about it because I really liked it, as did seemingly many others according to the rave reviews I found on the Web. Give it a try, you'll probably change your mind! |
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I see a cmd + X for the cut function. But a lot of software has this function. Well, I merged it. |
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FinderFix is a purposefully simple one-job app that lets you open every new Finder window in the exact same position and size you want it to. It finally brings a lasting solution to Finder's notorious problem of reverting those windows back to a different (often microscopic) size the next time you open them.
Additionally, with the announced demise of TotalFinder on January 10, 2021, some of its essential features are being ported to FinderFix. It’s not yet a full replacement for TotalFinder but it already has some of its basic features without compromising the System Integrity Protection (SIP) which, by the way, rang the death knell for TotalFinder.
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