Taking a look at Bundlehunt, I think I’ll buy default folder x and ForkLift
FYI earlier this week The SweetBits called ForkLift the best Finder replacement.
The article’s summary:
“We believe our top pick — ForkLift — would be the most recommended Finder replacement for macOS devices. However, if you need an upgrade to something professional and rich in features, you can consider Path Finder.”
Unless, maybe, you have more experience using it, as per Mark and Steve’s posts above. 
Regarding ForkLift, do I need to buy two licenses if I’m the only user on two computers?
No! License is on a per-user basis, not per-device. Should be in the app description.
Bought it but Alfons needs to add iCloud sync. Come on dude.
I just realized I could probably do a Keyboard Maestro macro to script the GUI to reload the settings and then assign it to a key on my Stream Deck. That might be a work-around for the lost settings problems.
Jumsoft’s Toolbox for Pages - Templates for Mac just went free. There are numerous IAPs for badges, ribbons and clipart, but they are not required, as there are many free samples included.
Also
SimplyMpress for Mac just dropped from $6.99 to $0.99. It’s a very clunky app (and has poor reviews) but gives interesting vintage-looking output.
SimplyMpress is a typographic and layout tool that lets you quickly create vintage-looking designs for greeting cards, posters, flyers, scrapbooks, and more. Stylize your text and images with a variety of textures that include vintage wood type impressions.
Cubasis 3 for iOS (a more powerful alternative to Garageband) came out in May for $49.99. Today the price went on sale for $33.99 (32%-off).
IAPs are discounted as well.
Reviews:
Book, bundle, and course sale at leanpub.
https://mailchi.mp/leanpub/monthly-sale-2020-aug?e=08609e82a9
Pixelmator Pro on sale in the Mac App Store for US $27.99, down from the normal $39.99.
Frost, a gorgeous iOS game which was an Apple Design Award winner in 2018, just dropped in price from $4.99 to $1.99
Take Control Books, which specializes in Mac- and tech-related DRM-free ebooks, has just released a free 40-page book, 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐥 𝐨𝐟 𝐙𝐨𝐨𝐦 𝐄𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥𝐬.
Flipboard TV channels now free.
Through September 20th, Devon Technologies is offering students and teachers with valid student/faculty ID 40%-off DevonThink and DevonAgent Pro. If you’re already edu-approved just go into your customer account for the deal, otherwise apply here.
That’s a great deal. I’m glad they’re supporting students and educators!
