MouseBoost Pro
A Finder Sync extension for macOS that replaces a sparse system right-click menu with a configurable stack of file, image, PDF, terminal, and automation actions—aimed at developers, designers, and power users who live in Finder.
Typical Mac workflow
After enabling the Finder extension in System Settings, right-click (or use configured shortcuts) on files and folders to reach dozens of utilities without opening separate apps. Common actions include true Cut-and-Paste for Finder moves, opening folders in Terminal, iTerm2, Warp, Ghostty, Kitty, or other shells, creating files from templates, copying paths in multiple formats, batch renaming, and launching favorite apps or directories from the menu.
Image and document tools cover format conversion, resizing, AI background removal, cropping presets, rotation, compression, icon batch recolor, stitching, watermarks, OCR from PDFs and scans, PDF merge/split, and Office-to-PDF export. Additional utilities include duplicate finding, encrypted ZIP creation, file locking, hide/show files, color picker, custom folder icons, app uninstall cleanup, and a clipboard history panel with iCloud sync for settings.
Customization and requirements
Every menu entry can be reordered, renamed, disabled, or pinned to the top level; custom keyboard shortcuts and Quick Access hooks for third-party file managers such as QSpace and Path Finder are supported when enabled. The app requires macOS 10.11 or later, sells as a one-time Mac App Store purchase (about $7.99 in the US listing) with Family Sharing, and reports no developer data collection. If the menu fails to appear, the vendor recommends relaunching Finder and re-enabling the extension; some iCloud Desktop & Documents setups on Sonoma need workaround preferences.
Version 5.2.5
Build 5.2.5 adds image editing from the context menu plus general stability and performance fixes according to the Mac App Store “What’s New” note—a small patch atop the broader 5.2 line that earlier introduced custom menu groups, Reduce File Size for media and documents, and Paste As options for aliases and ZIP compression.
