Finder extension for macOS
Add Practical Right-Click Tools to Finder
Mouse SR adds three focused actions to Finder: open a folder in Terminal, create a new TXT or Markdown file, and copy a file or folder path. The extension runs locally and appears only in the folders you allow.
Finder actions included with Mouse SR
Open in Terminal
Open the current Finder folder or a selected folder in Terminal without copying and pasting its path manually.
Create a TXT or Markdown file
Create an empty text or Markdown file in the current folder. If the default name already exists, Mouse SR chooses another name.
Copy a file or folder path
Copy the path of the current folder, a selected folder, or a selected file for use in Terminal, scripts, editors, or support messages.
How to enable the Finder extension
- Install Mouse SR on a Mac running macOS 15 or later.
- In Mouse SR, choose the option to open the macOS extension settings and turn on the Mouse SR Finder extension.
- Select the folders where Mouse SR is allowed to provide Finder actions.
- Right-click inside an allowed folder or on a selected item to use the available actions.
For screenshots and permission details, follow the Mouse SR installation guide.
Privacy and folder access
Finder actions are performed locally. Mouse SR does not upload mouse input, file contents, file names, or file paths. The extension is limited to folders you explicitly allow and their subfolders.
Frequently asked questions
What Finder right-click actions does Mouse SR add?
Mouse SR can open the current or selected folder in Terminal, create a new TXT or Markdown file, and copy the path of the current or selected item.
Does the Finder extension appear in every folder?
No. You choose the folders where the extension is allowed. Its actions appear in those folders and their subfolders.
Does Mouse SR upload file names, paths, or contents?
No. Finder actions run locally on your Mac, and file contents and paths are not uploaded.