The file will be downloaded to Yoink's temporary storage, and the icon in Yoink will be semi-transparent until the file is fully downloaded. For example, if I want to send a file from an SFTP server to a colleague on Slack (chat service), I can drag the file from Transmit to Yoink. One of things I value most is that Yoink allows me to fluidly do things that would otherwise be awkward or require many more steps. You can even trigger Yoink's window with a keyboard shortcut. Not tied to a particular method of dragging, screen edge dragging isn't always great for multiple monitors. The other utilities either don't support multiple items or only support one stack of items, or don't allow combining and pulling things apart in the way Yoink does. You can also drag in three files and split them out into three independent items to drag out. So you can drag in three separate items and then drag them out one by one if that's what your workflow demands. The support for dragging in multiple items doesn't mean you *have to* combine multiple items which turns out to be pretty important. Support for dragging in multiple items, either all together or from multiple sources (somewhat hidden feature: you can even combine multiple independent items of the same type to drag out with option + double click). I tried Dropshelf, DragonDrop, and Yoink (they all have non-MAS trials by the way). If you have any feedback or questions, please do not hesitate to write me by mail at or on twitter at or you.Warning: A bit on the long side but I have a lot to share and useful tips for getting the most out of Yoink. Quick Action and Continuity Camera requires macOS Mojave 10.14
Handoff to/from iPad or iPhone requires separately available Yoink app for iOS Some features may require a more recent version of macOS, or the separately available Yoink app for iOS:
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"I absolutely love this little utility, it's one of the few I've come across that has had staying powers on my Macs." - James Dempsey, The Graphic Mac
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"Yoink is an awesome drag and drop utility for the Mac and is instrumental to me when working with full screen apps." - Jeff Benjamin, iDownloadBlog
Highly recommended." - Federico Viticci, "Yoink is a fantastic way to enhance drag'n'drop. "Yoink is a terrific utility" - John Gruber, Here's what members of the press say about Yoink: "Handiest utility I ever purchased." - Nrgwise, US App Store One of the few apps I use all the time." - Kraznoff, US App Store Build workflows with Yoink's Shortcuts integrationįor further information and usage tips for getting the most out of Yoink, please visit its website. Highly customizable - you decide where, when and if Yoink appears Clipboard History, which lets you store previously copied content in Yoink, or copy again Handoff to transfer files between all the Macs, iPads and iPhones you're using Yoink on System Services, the Quick Action and Share extensions allow storing files in Yoink without having to use drag and drop Multiple files dragged to Yoink at once are condensed into a Stack, making it easy to drag them out together Icons are created using QuickLook, allowing easy identification Yoink follows you everywhere - windows, spaces and (fullscreen-) apps A "shelf" at the edge of your screen for files and app-content you'd like to move or copy, which behaves like Finder (regarding moving and copying) While Yoink is holding on to your files for you, you can more easily and comfortably navigate to the destination of your files, without having to keep the mouse button clicked the entire time. When you start dragging files in Finder or content from an application, Yoink fades in at the edge of your screen, allowing you to drag to it. It frees up your mouse, enabling you to navigate more comfortably to the destination of your files. Yoink simplifies and improves drag and drop between windows, apps, spaces and fullscreen apps, by providing a temporary "shelf" for your files and app-content. It frees up your mouse, enabling you to navigate more comfortably to the destination of.
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