PathSnagger 2
PathSnagger 2 is a macOS utility that helps users quickly copy file and folder paths from Finder without having to manually type them out. It extends Finder functionality with a menu or keyboard shortcut to grab the full path of the selected item and place it on the clipboard in various formats, such as POSIX paths, URLs, or quoted strings. Users typically employ PathSnagger when working in terminal windows, text editors, code editors, or scripts where they need to reference file locations. The app sits quietly in the menu bar and integrates into the Finder context menu for fast access.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about PathSnagger 2 or any native Apple Silicon build in our search results. The developer may not have published the app prominently on the web, or the project may not be actively maintained. To determine your next steps, contact Bergen Street Software directly to ask whether PathSnagger 2 has a native Apple Silicon build, or whether one is planned. This is important because Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), meaning Intel-only apps will stop working entirely at that point — you have until then to plan your migration. If the developer does not respond or has abandoned the project, consider using macOS Finder's built-in features (drag and drop paths, Command-Click copy path), or lightweight open-source tools like Copy Path (available on GitHub) which already ship with native Apple Silicon support.
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