Also curious. Might get it regardless at that price.
@UnderTheLionRock Thanks for this. I have Hazel 4 and realized that I hadn’t upgraded to 5 yet! I rarely see discounts on Hazel
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I strongly second Default Folder X as well.
@Christian, what’s your use case for regular expressions?
Regarding PDF squeezer, how much does it generally compress pdfs?
interesting to know how you use it, I installed it and used it for a few weeks and then uninstall it. I found that it is slowing down Finder and can be confusing at times, May be I have not put that into the correct use
Lots! I think you would be happy with it!
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Regarding regular expressions: One of my hobbies is doing a little PHP programming for three local websites. There are occasions when I stumble into the need to tinker with regular expressions. I like the app for that.
Regarding PDF Squeezer: The app does an unprecedented job to minify PDFs without compromising the quality of the file and the look and feel. It is just awesome and for the price in this bundle a steal.
Edit: topic about PDF Squeezer in this community.
My Mac feels broken without DFX!
But I guess it largely depends on how regularly you open/save files using the built-in pane/process, as opposed to dragging/dropping/using (for example) Alfred or other tools.
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Another supporter of PDF Squeezer – works a charm.
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just missed it. but thank you!
Tourbox Neo is 22% off. I have the Tourbox Elite and I enjoy using the dials and building macros out of this device. It’s made for creative pro but I used it more with Numbers.
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As a side note, I got issued a new company laptop today. A 16’’ MBP Ultra-Max-whatever 32GB little daemon, but it feels slower than my late-2013 MBP without all the tools and apps I usually use. Now it’s time for getting them installed one by one…
Corollary: workflows win over CPU power any day.
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It does slow down the file picker dialog. That said, the power is in the rules. I can tell DFX things like “if you’re downloading an MP4, put it in my ‘videos’ folder”, “if you’re downloading a DMG put it in my ‘disk images’ folder”, or even “if you’re downloading a JPEG from a stock photo site, put it in my ‘stock images’ folder”.
That, and the recent folder memory make it worth the minor hassle of waiting for the file picker.
I use it similarly, here’s a link that has other use cases
All the goodness is also available from the menubar of your Mac and from the toolbar of your Finder windows.
This might be among the most “Power User” peripherals ever! What type of Numbers functions, and how many, do you use it with?
next to the Stream Deck
Sure, but what goodness? I’m really having a hard time getting a grasp on what the people who love it are actually using it for 
nothing fancy, just copy/paste without style, add rows/columns and navigate horizontally and vertically with the dials. My spreedsheet is simple as I usually just input research data and hyperlinks.
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It shouldn’t be this difficult. If you are not intrigued and delighted at seeing all your files and folders presented to you in drop down menus, if you don’t find having a place to temporarily stash a file useful, if you never wished to do something on an Open/Save dialog that you couldn’t do, then this app is not for you. Forget about it. Move on. 
Interesting.
I can see using the two different dials for scrolling,
The 4-way buttons for insert row/column before/after,
The pair of buttons for copy/paste without style,
The wheel for zoom level,
Then I only have 2 left.
That’s just off the top of my head. What an intriguing device, thanks for sharing.
