Copy+Move lets users select items in Finder and easily transfer them to a new location through copying or moving functions. It simplifies file management for macOS users.
I recently had the opportunity to try out the "Copy To..." and "Move To..." v1.0 applescripts written by Nicholas J. Schneble, which are accessible here. These scripts are a great way to streamline your Finder experience, giving you the power to choose where your selected items are moved or copied.
One of the features I really enjoy about these scripts is the flexibility of customizing the location of where the items are sent. The goal is to make this process so easy and quick that you won't even need to leave your Finder window.
One minor issue I did encounter was a bug in the "Move To..." action. Every now and then there would be an error message that would flash, but it did not seem to affect the performance in any way. The message would disappear just as quickly as it appeared. Although I am unaware of what is causing this issue, it is not a cause for concern as the action still works perfectly.
Furthermore, a useful tip is that it's best to use these actions in "Finder Plugin" mode. Installation is simple, just double-click on the included applescript. Give it a try and see for yourself how it can reduce the time spent on your everyday tasks.
One of the features I really enjoy about these scripts is the flexibility of customizing the location of where the items are sent. The goal is to make this process so easy and quick that you won't even need to leave your Finder window.
One minor issue I did encounter was a bug in the "Move To..." action. Every now and then there would be an error message that would flash, but it did not seem to affect the performance in any way. The message would disappear just as quickly as it appeared. Although I am unaware of what is causing this issue, it is not a cause for concern as the action still works perfectly.
Furthermore, a useful tip is that it's best to use these actions in "Finder Plugin" mode. Installation is simple, just double-click on the included applescript. Give it a try and see for yourself how it can reduce the time spent on your everyday tasks.
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