Bloom 1.5.25

Bloom is a high-performance file manager for macOS. It replaces Finder with faster navigation, precise search, and professional-grade file control.
Jump to any location system-wide instantly with ⌘⇧⏎.
Core Capabilities
- Fast, Scoped Search
Search tens of thousands of files in seconds across predefined locations. Filter by keyword, search within any folder using ⌘F, and refresh results with ⌘R—no indexing delays, no friction. - Portal Mode
A compact, keyboard-driven window with no sidebar or preview. Pin it above all windows or collapse it to the screen edge for immediate access. - Archive Inspection
Browse compressed archives without extracting them. Preview text files, images, and PDFs (≤10MB) directly. - Advanced File Operations
Auto-resizing columns, batch renaming with regex, workspace layouts, iCloud Drive integration, and full tag management. - Media & Automation Tools
Convert and optimize images, generate common file types, paste images directly from the web, and organize files by kind or date. Every operation is logged and reversible. Launch Terminal sessions from any folder. - Disk & Task Control
Analyze disk usage with an interactive treemap using Folder Scan. Track file operations in real time with the Task Scheduler.
What's New:
Version 1.5.25:
Features
- Make path bar editable
- Add preview panel actions to the main menu
- Add Support for arrow keys navigation
- Add support for customizing new tab behavior
- Quick Open
Fixes
- Fix window shift issue across launches
- Fix copying issue with alias files
- Fix file name when uncompressing items
- Fix handling for files with no default applications
- Restore sync browsing destination for multi-panel layouts
- Exclude apps from external drives in “Open With”
- Set Option-Tab as the default shortcut for cycling through panels
Screenshots:
- Title: Bloom 1.5.25
- Developer: INCHMAN1900
- Compatibility: macOS 15.6 or later
- Language: English
- Includes: K'ed by EDiSO
- Size: 15.33 MB
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