Files & Finder
Command X
Makes Command X cut files in Finder instead of copying them.
Paid$4 one-time on the Mac App Store.macOS
About
Finder still treats Command X on a file as a copy, leaving you to delete the original yourself. Command X changes that: cut a file and paste it somewhere else and it moves, the way it does on every other desktop. It runs in the background and needs no interface of its own.
- Price
- Paid, $4 one-time on the Mac App Store.
- Payment
- One-time purchase
- Platforms
- macOS
- Category
- Files & Finder
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