Folderol review: Add color to your OS X Finder folders<article>
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Mavericks’s
Finder tags feature offers a number of benefits over the older file and folder labels, but one of the drawbacks of tags is that items are no longer colored with your preferred tag (nee label) color—you see just a tiny, colored dot next to the file name. The reason for this is clear: While you could apply only a single label to a file or folder in OS X 10.8 and earlier, you can apply multiple tags to files, so OS X wouldn’t know which of those tags to use for the item color.</p><p>
Still, I really miss the colored folders of old, as I used those colors as quick-glance “Hey, this is [important/finished/etc.]” indicators. I’ve been able to restore an approximation of this feature using Erica Sadun’s $3 <strong>
Folderol</strong>, which makes it quick and easy to colorize the icon of any folder.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2457997/folderol-review-add-color-to-your-os-x-finder-folders.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Folderol review: Add color to your OS X Finder folders
