Is there a chance of reducing the shadow of the desktop icon fonts ever so slightly? :)

Otherwise an excellent update!

Since I switched, about 1,5 year ago, I found necessary to have a Finder replacement. Path Finder was one of my first app purchases and I never came back to Finder since them. It offers deep customization, complete control of folders and files, a number of excellent features and a nice UI. The rename tool and the comprehensive adjust of permissions are wonderful. Split window, smart ordering and custom shortcuts are essential resources not available on Finder. Search tool goes far beyond Spotlight and you can keep saved searches. And, if needed, you can also use Path Finder as image viewer or FTP client. Localization to Brazilian Portuguese is almost perfect, much above the average localizations we see in non-Apple apps. Points to improve are help and knowledge documentation, the possibility to reorder lateral panel groups and more control to rename tool. Although a bit expensive, this app deserves every cent Cocoatech asks for it. I am really glad to had chosen PF as a Finder replacement since the beggining of my Mac experience.

I've used it for years, through three versions now, and it's one of the small handful of applications that are so reliable and so important that I forget they're there. I think about Pathfinder only when some other application throws up a Finder window, and I think, "What kind of clumsy toy is that?" Pathfinder's features are not showy, but they are elegantly usable and make routine things easy. Like the Path Navigator, which means that I can always tell just where I am, and the Drop Stack, which speeds up sorting materials out of a Download folder remarkably. So many little things that save a mouse-click here, opening a new window there: it takes a lot of the little irritations out of managing files. And the thing has been, in my experience, rock-solid; I don't believe it has ever crashed. I wondered when I bought it whether it would prove worth the money. It was.

Crashes on launch. Worthless.

A lot of useful features as a Finder replacement. However, I encountered several stability issues, with the program sometimes crashing for no obvious reason. It also has problems with directories on network drives, with views not getting updated.

My biggest gripe however is that on my ML Server machine, Pathfinder seems to cause random dismounts of network shares, even in the midst of a file copy operation! Since June, I contacted the developers three times about this, once on their forum, and twice via email. I never got any reply. Have to say that I am very disappointed...

Disk image doesn't open and mount on my copy of Lion 10.7.3 on a MacBook Pro.

This is not necessarily the program's trouble- it is my own. I am thinking of purchasing Pathfinder (it is on sale elsewhere for the next few days.) However, I am not sure why I would do so, except for it's excellent reputation. I use the excellent Default Folder to place files where I want them. I use EagleFiler or iDocument to organize them (based on need). Keep a pretty clean download folder. Have DeltaWalker to do folder comparison. So, I'm just curious if I'm missing something by not purchasing Pathfinder. I'm not a power user- just a normal, somewhat knowledge user who does not program or do graphic work. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!

I am having serious trouble with the keyboard navigation. Sometimes, when in Column View, hitting a series of keys just moves the selection to a folder/file starting by those letters. Some other times it jumps to the next column and selects something there. Please tell me if I am doing something wrong. Things kinda improved when I disabled the "Smart Sorting" option, but still don't get this fast Finder way to get to where you want.

open a read me text file with build in text editor will crash PathFinder. I can consistently repeat this

Does the actual (MU Promo) License Code work with older versions for MacOSX LEO ??