Finder Windows
Finder Windows is a macOS utility that helps you view, switch, and manage open Finder windows from a floating panel or the menu bar.
What is Finder Windows?
Finder Windows is a macOS utility for people who work with multiple Finder windows and want quicker access to open folders. It adds a floating panel and menu bar interface that shows your current Finder windows, making it easier to jump to the one you need without relying on the standard Window menu. The app is designed for file-management workflows where several folders stay open at once, such as organizing documents, moving assets, or comparing locations side by side. It also includes controls for common window actions and options that let users tailor how the window list is shown. Finder Windows is published by Zevrix Solutions and is intended as a focused desktop helper for improving Finder navigation on Mac.
Key features
- View a live list of open Finder windows in a floating panel
- Access Finder windows from a menu bar panel
- Switch directly to a specific open folder window
- Close or minimize Finder windows from the app interface
- Drag files onto listed folders to move items quickly
- Choose whether the floating panel shows only in Finder or across apps
- Customize how window controls and icons appear in the panel
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Finder Windows is a focused Finder companion utility for macOS. Its access to Finder windows is consistent with its purpose of listing and switching between open folders. Removing it simply takes away its quick-access panel and menu bar features, and does not remove your files or change how Finder normally works. As with any utility that interacts with Finder, keep it updated so its behavior stays compatible with your version of macOS.
Recommendation: Keep Finder Windows if you regularly work with many Finder windows and find the extra panel or menu bar access useful. If you do not use those shortcuts, you can remove it without affecting your files or core Finder features.
Common paths
/Applications/Finder Windows.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.zevrix.FinderWindows
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.zevrix.FinderWindows.plist
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