Raskin Alternatives

TotalFinder

TotalFinder works like the normal Finder but adds tabs, dual panel, colored labels and other features. My goal is to improve Finder in a few areas where it is lacking but keep the general design. Features: - Colored labels: Brings full colors back into El Capitan. - Chrome tabs: Apple finally introduced tabs in Mavericks. TotalFinder added Chrome tabs in Snow Leopard. - Dual mode: Display two Finder windows side-by-side on hot-key.

Features:

• File management
• Tabbed browsing
• Tabbed interface

Path Finder

Path Finder is a standalone Finder replacement that takes the Finder's familiar interface and adds numerous powerful features and interface innovations to help anyone be more productive on macOS. It features: - Dual-pane file browser: view the contents of two folders side-by-side. - Drop stack: Freeze drag & drop operations by placing files into a temporary stack.

Features:

• Disk Imaging
• File management
• File transfer
• Support for WebDAV

Mission Control

Mission Control, formerly Exposé, is a feature of the OS X operating system. Mission Control lets you view all open windows with a single keystroke: it unshuffles overlapping windows on your desktop into an organized tile view, so you can quickly locate and switch to any window or get to any file on the desktop.

Features:

• Bundled with macOS
• Desktop Environment
• Window organizer

Topdesk

TopDesk radically reduces the time you spend switching between tasks by giving you the ability to quickly find the window you want from a thumbnail view. Swiftly select a window from an Expose-like or Flip3D-like view thumbnail view of all windows, including minimized windows. Rapidly switch between an applications windows using a thumbnail view of all windows that belong to the current application. Instantly access the desktop by hiding all windows.