FinderFix

I am a seasoned systems architect and developer, now retired. While I was tempted in the first few weeks of my retirement to just turn the page and let it go, I remembered how much I used to enjoy writing small utilities for my own daily workflows. A year ago, I asked my fellow forum members (a Mac-dedicated one) if they would like to beta test some of my applications (and oh, they did). I got high quality feedback I would not have gotten elsewhere. I kept striving to answer their feature requests and today many of my first beta testers are insisting that my applications have outgrown the private beta. I published one of those apps, namely FinderFix, a couple of days ago as a public beta to get more feedback and to my immense surprise, almost overnight, it made it to the top row of Reddit with this kind of genuine enthusiastic reaction: "OH MY GOD! Bro you’re a god sent. Thanks man I love this app. Also that Cmd + X for cut/paste. Oof so good!" I'm not sure how to interpret this sudden turnaround. I'm an old man and all this is a big wonder for me. There's one thing I know for sure however; I'll keep developing till the end. The Reddit post summarised FinderFix's vocation and features pretty well: "Finally, a lasting solution for Finder windows size and position" "I've been struggling with Finder windows since forever. Try googling the following keywords 'reddit finder windows size'. You'll get a huge number of hits stretching over years of Reddit memory." "A couple of days ago, I stumbled on FinderFix while browsing new GitHub repositories and despite it being in public beta, tried it out of despair." "Man, was I pleasantly surprised! It's been since running smoothly on my system and does much more than just resizing and repositioning those recalcitrant Finder windows. I'll let you discover its other features ;)" Thanks and stay tuned for my other upcoming public betas!