EagleFiler
macOS / Productivité
Collect notes, e-mails, and Web pages on your Mac, and search them instantly. EagleFiler makes organizing and managing your information easy. It lets you archive and search mail, Web pages, PDF files, word processing documents, images, and more. Use it to collect information from a variety of sources. Browse different types of files using a familiar three-pane interface. Organize them into folders and annotate them with tags and notes, or leave everything in one folder and pin-point the information you need using the live search. Since EagleFiler stores its library in Finder format, you can use it in concert with the other tools in your Mac ecosystem.
EagleFiler in a nutshell:
* With a single keypress, import Web pages, mail messages, or any file on your Mac.
* EagleFiler stores them in an open format: regular files and folders that are fully accessible to your other applications.
* Optionally: encrypt the files, add tags, notes, color-coded labels, and other metadata.
* Browse by folder or by tag, or use the live search or smart folders to find the information you need (faster than Spotlight).
* View, edit, or create documents directly in EagleFiler's streamlined interface, or double-click to edit using another application.
What can you do with EagleFiler? EagleFiler is a digital filing cabinet, an information organizer, and a note-taking app. You can use it to archive and search large amounts of e-mail, write a journal, track the files for a project, save local copies of Web pages, store financial statements, run a paperless office, or plan a trip. Use EagleFiler as a bookmark manager, a recipe database, a snippet collector, a document manager, or an issue tracker. Organize scientific research papers or legal records, assemble a scrapbook, or keep a notebook for a college course. It’s the most flexible tool on your Mac.
“It’s a vital tool for the digital pack rat.…The application’s tagging, note-taking, and searching capabilities make finding that one file you stored in EagleFiler a year ago and want to retrieve today a cinch.” —Macworld
“EagleFiler combines ease of use with an underlying ingenuity that makes it feel simple, fast, and lightweight. It’s packed with too many clever touches for me to list.” —TidBITS
“Using EagleFiler, I can now stop fussing with organization tools and just get myself organized.” —InformationWeek
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
- Pressing the capture key in the Orion Web browser now supports the same features as other browsers: importing from X/Twitter and capturing the selected text as notes.
- The current library (for capture key purposes) now updates when you minimize a window to the Dock.
- The Fonts panel now shows more sizes of the system font.
- When you open the Fonts panel, EagleFiler now ensures that it’s moved to the active space so that it doesn’t look like nothing happened.
- The Unread and Flagged columns in the records list work better with larger font sizes.
- If you are trying to create a new tag whose name matches the start of another tag’s name but has different case, the auto-completion now keeps the case as you entered it.
- Updated the following sections of the manual:
- Edit Smart Folder...
- Export...
- How can I put my library on my iPhone?
- Importing Attachments From Apple Mail
- Merge Mailboxes/Message Files
- Services
- Capturing from Safari no longer fails with an error if JavaScript is turned off.
- Worked around a bug that could cause a crash when displaying the source URL for an e-mail message.
- EagleFiler no longer reports spurious errors when viewing a symlink stored in iCloud.
- Fixed a bug where phrase searches containing “^” might not find anything.
- Fixed a bug where closing or minimizing a library window could unminimize another library.
- Made some changes to prevent EagleFiler from triggering local network privacy prompts.
- When you click an esoteric preferences link to enable or disable debug logging, the change now takes effect immediately, without having to restart EagleFiler.
- Diagnostic report files are much smaller, as they no longer include excerpts from the verbose system console log, only from EagleFiler’s own log files.
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