If anyone's getting it for the filters, well ... you know you can do exactly that using Spotlight already, right? If not, well, it might be worth giving Spotlight a second look, it can be unexpectedly powerful, and more than just an app launcher ;-)<p>I posted about it here (yes, I need a blog!) <a href="https://www.facebook.com/4LSTA/posts/10154052744565574" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/4LSTA/posts/10154052744565574</a><p>To excerpt:<p><pre><code> mdfind "(kMDItemWhereFroms != '*google*') && (kMDItemWhereFroms != '')
&& (kMDItemWhereFroms != '*gmail*') && (kMDItemFSName == '*.zip')" -onlyin ~/Downloads
</code></pre>
Yep, you guessed it. Looks for zip files in my Downloads folder which have a download location, but they had nothing to do with Google or Gmail as sources or referrers.<p>Bonus: You can perform the same filters from Spotlight searches -- see photo at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154054043670574&set=a.242052395573.299433.731555573" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154054043670574&se...</a> Just edit the list of available filters, there are many more than you might expect...
Here are 10 promo codes for the app; please let us know how you like it and what we can do to improve :)
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Pretty damn cool. For those interested (and running OSX obviously), you can find the source of your downloads by running the following from the Terminal:<p><pre><code> mdls file -name kMDItemWhereFroms</code></pre>
Id like to try it, and I see you had some promos, but I suggest you go with the route of free, and after X downloads it begins to ask you after every X other downloads whether or not you would like to pay, using a pop up.<p>It lets people try the app without risk of paying for something they don't like. If they like it, then they go to your website, or use the popup to get a license to upgrade to the 'pro' version which doesn't bug them, and has more features or something.
Just bought this, and there's a big problem: the filters won't let you choose a destination directory that's not in your Home directory! I'm not sure if this is a weird Sandboxing constraint or not? But I keep my Downloads folder on a SD card[1], so the app is currently useless for me (sadly!).<p>Question for the dev: any plans to fix this, or should I contact Apple for a refund? If it's a permanent restriction, I'd suggest putting a notice in the App Store description.<p>[1] <a href="https://www3.pny.com/category_buymulti.aspx?Category_ID=591" rel="nofollow">https://www3.pny.com/category_buymulti.aspx?Category_ID=591</a>
Just downloaded it and a bit disappointed it doesn't sort the existing download folder - furthermore, I would like a delete-after-x-days feature, preferably per website.
FYI, I'm seeing the frontpage a bit off: <a href="http://i.imgur.com/wi1EOdD.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://i.imgur.com/wi1EOdD.jpg</a> (Firefox 30.0 + Mac OSX 10.9.4)<p>edit: Sorry if I came off a bit blunt, but something else was demanding my attention, so I just quickly commented on the issue without expanding much. :)
This is a nit-pick really, but I'd like to see it organize on first run rather than on first download. Unfortunately for me disk I/O can be a bottleneck on this old machine. It slowed down a rather large download while it shuffled things around and unpacked them.
Just bought the app. Love everything apart from the arrow icon on the menubar. It seems like the rest of the app has had a lot of care and attention given to it whereas this is just a simple filled in arrow. Takes away from the entire thing.
Something that many people keep missing out is Automator. You can easily create a Folder Action in Automator and makes <i>magical</i> stuff happen. I think Automator is really underused for many people.<p>I should make one for myself and open source it.
I love the presentation of this app, simple and clear message!<p>And it's much cheaper than Hazel that i have been using for many years, so for those that don't need all the advanced stuff this is perfect!