'DroidDock' is an app that lets you manage files on your Android smartphone from macOS.
DroidDock is a desktop application for macOS designed to browse the file system of Android devices via Android Debug Bridge (ADB). It is developed under the open-source MIT license.
DroidDock - Browse Android Files on macOS
GitHub - rajivm1991/DroidDock: A sleek macOS desktop application for browsing Android device files via ADB
https://github.com/rajivm1991/DroidDock?tab=readme-ov-file
DroidDock's system requirements are as follows:
・macOS High Sierra (10.13) or later
Apple Silicon or Intel
・50MB of free storage space
・ADB is installed
DroidDock automatically detects connected Android devices and lets you browse files on your device through an intuitive interface. Choose from table, grid, list, or column view modes.
The file search feature allows case-insensitive filename searches and recursive searches including subdirectories.
Also supports keyboard shortcuts.
File management features include the ability to delete files and folders, download files from your device to your Mac, and upload files from your Mac to your device. Multiple files can also be selected using checkboxes or the keyboard. Additionally, the app also features automatic thumbnail generation for images and videos, smart breadcrumb navigation, the ability to toggle the display of dot files, and detailed display of file permissions, size, and modification date and time.
In addition, it features real-time storage usage on your device, contextual features that display an action bar for downloading or deleting files when you select them, a wide range of keyboard shortcuts, dark mode support, etc. It automatically detects if ADB is installed in a common location, but you can also set a custom path.
As a prerequisite for installing DroidDock, you must have ADB installed on your macOS. DroidDock's GitHub recommends using Homebrew to install ADB.
[code]brew install android-platform-tools[/code]
You'll also need to enable developer options on the Android device you want to connect, then wire the device over USB with USB debugging enabled.
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