File Manager
for macOS

Grouped Finder Favourites

ZenOS Commander uses Finder favourites. Therefore you can share the favourites between both applications. Furthermore, ZenOS Commander adds a grouping feature to better organise the potentially-long favourites list. 

You can easily create new groups and organise your favourites with the intuitive drag-and-drop between the groups.

Tabs with Color Tags

Colour-tagged tabs come in handy when you have multiple open tabs and you want to quickly find the right one. Colour tag is assigned easily by right-clicking on the tab and selecting the requested colour. Once the coloured tag has been assigned, then that current folder is also stored. Later on, simply double-click the coloured tab to move back to the stored folder's location.

Image Size

Image sizes are shown directly in the file list panel. The size is shown in the column named "Extra". You can drag and drop to change the column order and also set the column visibility to suit your needs.

Most of the widely supported image formats are supported: PNG, JPEG, JPEG-2000, TIFF, PICT, GIF, Quick Time Image, AppleICNS, BMP, ICO, Raw Image, Scalable Vector Graphics and Live Photo.

Emphasised Resulting Items

Often you might copy or move items into a folder with many existing files. After the copy or move is completed, the current sort order is then applied and the newly-created items become hard to find. What do you do if you want to make sure that you've copied the right items? Or if you want to perform an additional operation with those files in their new location? Then our "Emphasised Resulting Items" feature comes in handy. All new moved or copied items are shown in bold and will be easily located by you in their new location.

Synchronized Browsing

There are situations when you may need to navigate between two distinct folders with the same structure. Once the "Synchronized Browsing" is switched on, then navigating to a folder in the source panel will trigger the automatic navigation to that same named folder in the target panel.

This proves useful when you have the same folder structure for each project and you want to compare or copy files between two projects that are somewhere deep in the folder structure.

This feature runs hand-in-hand and compliments the ability to "Run External Diff".