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Liquifile is a new file browser for Mac OS X. It replaces the file size and date columns with different size dots. Larger dots positioned more to the right in the window represent larger files sizes with a newer date. It makes it really easy to scan a window and select files in that window visually.
It also has an extremely quick file search/filter in the window that is in many cases much easier to use than Apple's slower Spotlight search. It grabs results by the file information and displays it in a tree structure that is flat and easy to scan.
It also has an extremely quick file search/filter in the window that is in many cases much easier to use than Apple's slower Spotlight search. It grabs results by the file information and displays it in a tree structure that is flat and easy to scan.
What's New
Version 1.8:
- [Feature] Compatible with OS X 10.7 Lion
- [Feature] QuickLook support
- [Bugfix] Filtering with umlauts produces zero results
- [Bugfix] Visual artefacts during window resize
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:7,550 |
| Version Downloads:675 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Demo |
| Date:27 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $19.90 |
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Liquifile is a new file browser for Mac OS X. It replaces the file size and date columns with different size dots. Larger dots positioned more to the right in the window represent larger files sizes with a newer date. It makes it really easy to scan a window and select files in that window visually.
It also has an extremely quick file search/filter in the window that is in many cases much easier to use than Apple's slower Spotlight search. It grabs results by the file information and displays it in a tree structure that is flat and easy to scan.
It also has an extremely quick file search/filter in the window that is in many cases much easier to use than Apple's slower Spotlight search. It grabs results by the file information and displays it in a tree structure that is flat and easy to scan.
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sorry for this! you are right: Liquifile 1.8 requires OS X 10.5 or higher. For OS 10.4 you can still download version 1.7.1 on our website www.liquifile.info.
thanks for the comment and all the best!
carsten
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+ [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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macsterdam reviewed on 17 Apr 2009
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
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a_friend reviewed on 16 Apr 2009
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just wanted to let you know, that all email adresses are working and everybody got the licensecode. some people had troubles with their spam-filters, so they could not see the emails. if you write to "support(at)liquifile.info" i will always get it ;-).
by the way. liquifile 1.6 is coming soon. it's a free upgrade for all liquifile users! i will post it here as soon as it is available. whenever you have wishes, ideas or feature requests, just let me know. help us with building your favorite finder alternative ;-).
love,
carsten
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sorry for that,
carsten
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I have sent my question to 2 emails i could find and there are no respeond
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i do not know your real name...so i don't know, if i have answered your question yet. i was on the CeBIT for a few days and had no internet. sorry for that.
carsten
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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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Joel Mueller reviewed on 14 Jan 2007
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.
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jslmg reviewed on 16 Jul 2006
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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Also, I don't think Apple's human interface guidelines specifically require "buttons to press".
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sorry for my not so fluent english...but i will try to explain, why liquifile is the way it is:
reviewer: "...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."
carsten: well, liquifile is a lot about using screenspace in a wise way. i never liked all those buttons. i think in a future version we will have a configurable toolbar. but trust me: all the funktionality is there:
reviewer: "1. No quick way to return to the previous menu?"
carsten: do you know how to navigate with keyboard shortcuts? try it...it is very fast. liquifile can do it. of cause you can also do it by clicking on "go to" in the menue bar if you rather would like to click...
for creating new folders and some other functionality, try the context menue (control-click or right click). this way you get the functionality even faster than buttons and you do not blow up the interface.
well, did you find out, what "flat browsing" is? are you aware, what you can do with a visual life filter on a tree? you did not even mention the most important things about liquifile. maybe a short look at the readme file could help. we also will provide some documentary movies soon hat will help you to really get into it more easy.
please also let us know, what you are missing. we either have strong reasons for it, or you will see it in the next versions of liquifile ;-).
carsten
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(screenshots can also be a help maybe)...
support@liquifile.info
we would like to take care of your request.
carsten
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Cwaldeck rated on 04 Dec 2011