I downloaded these ones, for trial:
- PathFinder [http://www.cocoatech.com]
- “Path Finder’s goal is to fill the gap between Apple’s Finder and the command line environment by integrating many different features usually found in external applications into a single, powerful interface.”.
- Not sure I need it. And for sending files to applications, QuickSilver may be better.
- Leap [http://www.ironicsoftware.com/leap/index.html]
- Intriguing, because (like I have imagined for myself) it allows the user to cut/slice files from a multitude of perspectives. You can go down the folder hierarchy or have a flattened view of all files, filtered by tags (that you define). Many variations on these ideas.
- Rage Macintosh Explorer [http://www.ragesw.com/products/explorer.html]
- Is very like Windows Explorer, comfortable to use and clear. And the path is always displayed, in editable form (so it can be copied). I like it.