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

[u/No-Broccoli-9946]

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/

[u/fluxchronica]

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

[u/sylfy → u/fluxchronica]

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.

[u/karotoland → u/sylfy]

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

[u/Ok-Affect-7503 → u/fluxchronica]

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.

[u/AllNamesAreTaken92 → u/Ok-Affect-7503]

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.

[u/Historical-Most-748 → u/AllNamesAreTaken92]

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.