SupaView

A great start. Pretty fast indexing of files. A quick way to identify what is chewing up disk space and get rid of it. Free. Some issues: • Doesn't remember window size and position between launches. • Reproducible crasher trying to navigate the file hierarchy with the arrow keys. Needs keyboard navigation and command-shift-O or something to open selected files. • Needs a section of the window to display the file path and other pertinent info. Especially the file path, which should be copyable. Selecting the file path type would be nice too. • Color scheme should be changeable. • The zoom function is a little disconcerting. Clicking on the magnifying glass icon causes the image to zoom, obviously. But, instead of using scroll bars on the window to get to the invisible parts, the frame border shrinks within the window and turns into a kind of loupe. A loupe that you drag the image _under_. When one gets near the edge of the window the loupe starts moving too. Clever, but it makes for two windows moving around when one would suffice. • Reveal in Finder opens the enclosing folder but doesn't select and scroll to the actual item. Looking forward to future development.

does exactly what you need - from wide view of files and folders sizes to easily maco manage your system!! a must have

Nice concept and a nifty little tool, but needs work. I immediately ran into window refreshing issues when resizing the file viewer window... the window title mirrored itself multiple times across the windows' resize process. Interface could stand a bit o polish too, its navigation is not readily apparent and could be a bit of a challenge for the novice.

Indispensable and inspiring. Dare I say? ... Supa! Much more useful than some of the other "fancy" graphical disk displays. The colors are pleasant and contrast enough to clearly divide the space. Most important to me, the text of directory names is readable. At least with an SSD it's pretty fast. Large slow drives can take a while, but... duh. Ironically, the only halfway serious flaw I have found is that the Donate button in the app itself doesn't work! But the one on the developer's site does.

This software is a must have! There is many others which look more beautiful, but this one do the job quite well and, in addition, it is free!

Download link still points to version 1.3 . Version 1.3.2 is at http://twinside.free.fr/supaview/SupaView.1.3.2.zip

I gave Supa View 5 stars because it found over 7GBs of garbage (old apps no longer used + associated files). I haven't experienced the issues reported here, and I can't argue with the price. It's also quite unique and satisfying to see my data displayed the way Supa does it. thanks!

A great start. Pretty fast indexing of files. A quick way to identify what is chewing up disk space and get rid of it. Free. Some issues: • Doesn't remember window size and position between launches. • Reproducible crasher trying to navigate the file hierarchy with the arrow keys. Needs keyboard navigation and command-shift-O or something to open selected files. • Needs a section of the window to display the file path and other pertinent info. Especially the file path, which should be copyable. Selecting the file path type would be nice too. • Color scheme should be changeable. • The zoom function is a little disconcerting. Clicking on the magnifying glass icon causes the image to zoom, obviously. But, instead of using scroll bars on the window to get to the invisible parts, the frame border shrinks within the window and turns into a kind of loupe. A loupe that you drag the image _under_. When one gets near the edge of the window the loupe starts moving too. Clever, but it makes for two windows moving around when one would suffice. • Reveal in Finder opens the enclosing folder but doesn't select and scroll to the actual item. Looking forward to future development.