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HierarchicalDock gives you *hierarchical menu navigation of folders sitting in your Dock*. As of Mac OS X 10.5, Leopard _doesn't support going through more than 1 folder deep for stacks in your Dock_.

Mac OS X lets you add folders to the Finder's sidebar, or the right side of the Dock. This excellent feature provides quick access to frequently used folders. This is great except ... all folders

FileSync is a file synchronization utility. It provides selectable synchronization for files, folders or volumes to networked Macs, external drives, USB flash drives and disk images. A handy servers

"Compare Folders is a powerful utility designed to compare two folders and tell you which files are the same, which are new, and which have been modified." Perhaps you've noticed or become victim

Folder Icon X is an award-winning Mac OS X-native application providing a simple way to create a customized folder and document icons by placing another icon on a standard plain icon. It fully

FolderTeint provides an easy way to fine tune the appearance of Leopard’s folder icons with tools for color, contrast, saturation and brightness.

* Get the icon of any file or folder * Supports all popular image formats * No interface - just results * Blazingly fast * Quicksilver plugin

Accurate, powerful and intuitive, DeltaWalker allows you to visually compare, edit and merge files, as well as compare and synchronize folders. DeltaWalker features a fine-tuned differencing engine,

ImageImageEver wanted to print or email a directory listing of a certain folder in plain text format in Mac OS X? Yeah you can do it from the terminal but that's not what an ordinary Aqua user wants.

DragonDrop is intended to reintroduce some of the functionality lost with the death of tabbed windows. We all remember tabbed windows, who trod the Classic paths. We could drag an open window to the