QuickShelf – Stop opening Finder just to drag files
I often found myself doing this tedious routine: 1. Download a file 2. Open Finder and locate it 3. Drag it into the browser/app to upload For things like tax paperwork or testing uploads, I was repeating this dozens of times a day. QuickShelf is a small macOS menu bar app that lets you instantly open a specific folder in a compact window and drag files directly — without opening Finder. It’s lightweight, quick, and stays out of the way. - https://github.com/Slowhand0309/QuickShelf - https://quickshelf-app.slowlab.dev
In plain words
QuickShelf is a macOS menu bar app that lets users quickly access specific folders and drag files directly into applications without opening Finder. It's designed for people who frequently upload files—such as those handling tax documents or testing uploads—eliminating the repetitive steps of downloading, locating, and dragging files. The lightweight app stays out of the way while providing fast access to frequently used folders through a compact window.
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