Path Finder

All this Finder fighting when there has been a great alternative for a while. ...

In the current state of the Finder, I don't think this is possible. For example, not everyone has their Finder windows set to open in new windows. ...

I compare iTunes (best interface) Safari (ok, but I miss a good bookmark browser, that could be on side of the page, like the folders in Thunderbird) Mail (nice Aqua, but really too old now, needs to be updated to brushed metal) Finder (I just miss the hierarchical thread, like in Path Finder)

I'd like to find a way to have my program get notified when a user moves a file in the Finder to another folder, so that I could find the original path before the file gets copied to its new location. I'm guessing that this really isn't possible. ...

It has some advanced options that the Finder doesn't. I installed it once but went back to the normal one because I really didn't want finding my files to be complex. ...

to be honest i don't really care what the finder does, as long as i can view my files with no hassle. Whats so good about Path finder? ...

Being able to somehow change the directory from where Finder draws the desktop would be great. ...

In that case, I retract my suggestion and replace it with: Open Terminal.app and start getting use to using the 'cd' command, and 'ls' to list files/folders. That's about as fast as it can get.

How would using Path Finder change the behavior of the Screen Saver Preference Pane? ...

Try Path Finder. I believe it allows you to change label colors... sorry, I'm not certain, because I'm not in OS X right now. ...