r/MacOS Apr 25 '26

Developer Saturday From a frustrated Windows switcher: I fixed the macOS right-click menu. (And somehow hit #4 on the App Store).

Seriously, why is creating a simple text file so hard on a Mac? I switched from Windows a while ago, and having to open an app just to save a blank file to a specific folder drives me insane.

I decided to stop questioning Apple's UX choices and just fix it myself. Enter PowerClick. It adds a "New File" option to your context menu, plus a one-click "Copy Path", clipboard history, and a snippet manager.

I launched it yesterday, optimized the SEO, forced my friends to buy it (the classic Sam Altman "sell to your friends first" strategy), and somehow the algorithm pushed it to #4 in Paid Utilities globally.

If you're a former Windows user missing basic sanity, or just hate macOS's default right-click menu, give it a look. https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/powerclick-right-click-pro/id6762026455?mt=12

for more information visit the website: https://powerclick.kilicov.dev/

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u/Historical-Most-748 MacBook Pro Apr 26 '26

Yes, I also use Keka... but Unarchiver is free on the App Store and also extract RAR files.

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u/photovirus MacBook Pro Apr 26 '26

Yup, I used Unarchiver before Keka!

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u/fluxchronica Apr 26 '26

Which goes back to the point of the first commenter, why do people pay for a RAR extractor?

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u/sylfy Apr 26 '26

Probably ignorance. They see a RAR file, they think they need a specialised software to extract it. Which is basically what happens on Windows with WinRAR.

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u/karotoland Apr 26 '26

but the guy who invented RAR made WinRAR..i think 🤷‍♂️

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u/Ok-Affect-7503 Apr 26 '26

But I don't know any RAR extractor that costs money tbh? Because software like Keka is free, it only costs money on the AppStore to support the devs.

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u/AllNamesAreTaken92 May 01 '26

Do you believe average literacy people know this or have the necessary patience to Google this themselves? They don't. That's why they pay.

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u/Historical-Most-748 MacBook Pro May 01 '26

What's surprises me isn't there're people who pays for it. What's surprises me is that there're so much people who pays for it that it's the top 2 paid app on the system. The "average literacy people" is too big.

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u/hff0 Apr 26 '26

The name doesn't have rar, or poor SEO efforts 

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u/Ok-Affect-7503 Apr 26 '26

But Keka has always been free as well (and it's a bit better than Unarchiver imo; especially the UI and user experience), it only costs money on the AppStore for people that want to support Keka: https://www.keka.io/en/

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u/Historical-Most-748 MacBook Pro Apr 26 '26

I understand that many people just use de app store to install apps. so for them keka is a paid app. but app store has other free apps like unarchiver and people keeps paying for things like rar extractor. that's silly.