Name: Liquifile
Price: 19.90 $
Rating: 3.9167 (1 reviews)

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15 Reviews of Liquifile

Excellent news -Liquifile is now really mature (and I'm a happy user). My wish for the soon-to-come v. 1.6: that the dots become colored according to the Finder colors, and one can even set a color by control-clicking on the file... Hervé S.

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Strob

28 November 2011

Version: 1.8

Despite claims above version 1.8 will not run on a OS X 10.4/PPC configuration.

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F451

27 November 2011

Most important changes in version 1.8 + [Feature] Compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion + [Feature] QuickLook support + [Bugfix] Filtering with umlauts produces zero results + [Bugfix] Visual artefacts during window resize

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The idea behind Liquid Browsing is truly revolutionary, just have a look at the various videos on the LiquiFile website. Comparing the the current version of LiquiFile to those videos, you'll may think the current version of the application is somewhat basic, but looks are deceiving. This is indeed a very welcome addition to the Finder, which currently does none of the things in which LiquiFile excels, such as no-linear file selection on various criteria, quick overview of the contacts of all nested-folders etc. It takes some time to ‘see' the idea behind Liquid Browsing, but when you do see it, you'll wonder why this wasn't done before. That said, and while this release is a very welcome update, I can't wait to see more of the exciting features implemented, as seen in the Liquid Browsing videos. Oh, and how about a version of LiquiFile for iPhone? :-D

I'm still waiting for a registration code. I'm assuming they've been tied up with CeBit, but that's ended now.

Could the developer please valify which email is your pre-sale inquiry email. I have sent my question to 2 emails i could find and there are no respeond

It appears that if your list of files is larger than the window, if you move your mouse above (or below) the window it acts as tho' you are hovering over your files (as if they were not scrolled out of the active port).

Liquifile's file filter in the window is much faster than Apple's Spotlight. When searching in Spotlight, it breaks things down into confusion categories of file types and it keeps moving and moving until the file search is completed. Liquifile's filter keeps things displayed as if they were all in one tree structure, making finding the specific file you want WAY faster. And the visual display of file size and date by round dots is a great idea. Once you get used to this format, you can scan and find documents visually much faster than searching for dates represented by lettered timestamps. The only thing I really want is Finder integration. I want to replace the normal Finder with Liquifile's interface, because I often find myself ending up back inside the Finder -- a place I'd rather not be after getting used to being in Liquifile.

I can see two features here that separate this file manager from the others: (1) Point-and-focus, which is a lot like KDE in Linux; and (2) with the side-panel open, just point and get file info. THAT is a feature that Apple should build into its Finder! But, seriously, Carsten, there are some fundamental interface features missing here, and I think you need to justify why you've left them out of something you're charging for. It's the only ethical thing to do. Where is the toolbar? No buttons to press? No quick way to return to the previous menu? This is somehow not in accordance with Apple's human interface guidelines. There's no way anybody should pay for this thing until basic interface features are included, or at least until a satisfactory explanation for their omission is offered.

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To me, this is already a fairly good product. Indeed, it's still lacking some features (some basic, some advanced), but as the developer pointed out, they're coming. Right now, it lets me work with large directories faster and in a more convenient way (read: visual) that its competitors (File Buddy, Path Finder, XFile and Macintosh Explorer). I've played with it for several days, and already paid, if only to help promote further development of what I consider to be an innovative tool.

A nice concept, but this app definitely needs more functionality before I'll spend any money on it. Keep workin' on it ^_^

I wrote a review already and its gone now, can developers just delete what they don't like?? Any way I played with it for a while and basically you get some blobs on one side and other than that it looks like a standard slightly roughly rendered window, so really I don't understand. Also its pretty clear this is in alpha alpha stage so charging for it is a bit rich.

PathFinder and Workstrip: TREMBLE !!! LOL !! N O T !!!! This Liquifile thing is just the cutest thing LOL Cute like er... like a little girl making bubbles and playing hulahoop is cute... but hey we don't want no little girls, we want Monica Bellucci ;-) And to me the Monica Belluci of the Macintosh Finder world is: PathFinder + Workstrip TOGETHER !!! And "do you think I'm "(visually) satisfied" (Madonna-pun-intended) Hell YES ! LOL But hey cute never hurts ;-)

Interesting idea and really more of a proof of concept at this stage. Needs more file manipulation functionality.

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