A macOS Finder context menu customizer built with Swift and SwiftUI to add useful file operations.
RClick is a macOS application that extends the Finder's right-click context menu with additional file and folder management features. It allows users to perform actions like opening files with external apps, copying paths, deleting or hiding items, creating new files, and accessing common folders directly from the context menu. The tool is designed to streamline file operations and improve productivity for macOS users.
macOS users who frequently manage files and folders in Finder and want to enhance their workflow with customizable context menu options. It is particularly useful for developers, content creators, and power users who need quick access to file operations.
RClick offers a lightweight, native macOS solution built with modern Swift and SwiftUI, ensuring smooth performance and seamless integration with the Finder. Unlike generic system utilities, it focuses specifically on context menu enhancements, providing a curated set of practical features without unnecessary complexity.
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Built with modern Swift and SwiftUI, ensuring smooth performance and a seamless feel within macOS, as emphasized in the project philosophy for native integration.
Includes curated actions like copying file paths, creating new files in formats like .txt and .json, and quick access to folders, all accessible directly from the right-click menu to boost productivity.
Can be downloaded and installed directly from the release page without complex setup, making it accessible for users who prefer a straightforward app-based approach.
Screenshots show a minimal, intuitive design that integrates well with Finder's context menu, focusing on simplicity and user experience without clutter.
Requires macOS 15 or newer, excluding users on older operating systems, as indicated by the compatibility badge, which limits its audience.
Offers no ability to customize or add new menu items; users are restricted to the predefined actions, which may not cover advanced or niche use cases.
As a standalone application, it runs in the background and may consume system resources, unlike lightweight system extensions or command-line tools.