Browse, search, copy, move, delete, tag, and organize files and folders with Finder, the default file manager app on MacOS.
Finder is the default file manager application that comes pre-installed on all Mac computers running the MacOS operating system. It provides a graphical user interface to browse, search, access, copy, move, tag, delete and manage files and folders stored locally on the Mac hard drive or available over the network.
Some of the key features of Finder include:
While more advanced users may use the command line or third-party apps, Finder provides an easy way for most Mac users to work with their files and folders intuitively through direct manipulation. It has been the primary file management interface on MacOS for over 20 years.
Here are some alternatives to Finder:
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