macOS Mavericks officially brought tags to the Mac. Ammonite provides an easy to use interface to find tagged files quickly. It also works with OpenMeta tags and databases of DEVONtechnologies’ excellent product DEVONthink Pro.

Visualize Tags
Ammonite visualizes the tags used in a database or on your filesystem. Tags applied to many documents will appear larger then tags applied to a few documents. This helps you to drill down on the information you are looking for. Quick Look works like in Finder: Select a document and hit the space bar for instant previews.

Tag Hierarchies
Tag hierarchies are a unique feature of Ammonite which allows you to group tags by categories.
An example: You have many ebooks and want to find all books by a given publisher? Tag your books from Manning with "Publisher>Manning" and the ones from O'Reilly with "Publisher>O'Reilly". Ammonite will create a dedicated cloud of publishers on the fly. There is no limit on how deep you nest tags.

Drill down easily
Ammonite is easy to use: Left-click on a tag in the cloud to find documents having this tag applied. Right-click to exclude documents with this tag from the result. Combine as many tags in your search as you need. The result is updated immediately.

Search by date / date range
You are looking for documents created in a certain date range? Ammonite lets you find tagged files created or modified at a given date or date range more quickly than any other solution.

Instant results
Whenever a tag is included or excluded from the search, the matching documents will be displayed. Details about the selected document are shown as well. Press Space to get an instant preview. You can reveal the document in Finder or DEVONthink, open it in an external application or replicate the selected documents into a new DEVONthink folder.

Support for OpenMeta/Mavericks Tags
Before Apple decided to support tagging in macOS Mavericks there was an open standard to remedy this shortcoming: OpenMeta. Ammonite supports both formats, OpenMeta and native macOS tags.

What's New:

Version 1.23

Changed

• Dropped support for macOS 10.9 and 10.10 in order to support the latest version of Sparkle Framework

New

• Queries can now be saved and restored; Right-click on tag bar for context menu (Thanks, Nicolas!)
• Preview panel for pdf documents now allows for flipping pages; Keyboard shortcuts ⌘⇞, ⌘⇟, ⌘↖ and ⌘↘: Go to next/previous/first/last page

Fixed

• Rare case where items would not whow up in result list (filesystem search only)
• Sort order indicators in table column header point in wrong direction (Thanks, Norbert!)
• Visible columns and their widths are not preserved across restarts

Improved

• Tags of type date and file type are now prefixed with their type
• Resizable Details view (Thanks, Claus!)

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