Have you ever needed a file when you are away from your Mac? And to make matters even more irritating than not having the file, you know exactly where it is on the machine at home. This normally only happens to really important files, and there’s nothing you can do about it. At least, there didn’t used to be. Yes, FarFinder might be the sort of application you don’t realize you need until it’s too late. It allows you to use a web browser to access your Finder—or, much more fun, to use your iPhone to access files on your Mac when you aren’t able to physically reach them. All you need is a connection to the internet.

At the office or in school and you need your files? Too lazy to deal with actual working file serving protocols? Then be sure to check out FarFinder. The app transforms your Mac into a file server, using a fake web-based Finder as the UI. The pages can be accessed by almost any device and/or more »