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Made for your Mac
Useful Mac apps for everyday work and creativity. Every app in one membership for $2 a month, and some are free.
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Hand-picked sets of apps that work well together.
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$2/month
Billed every month. Cancel anytime.
Every published app in the Macloving catalog, plus their updates and any apps we add, for as long as your membership is active. It costs $2/month or $20/year (save $4 a year with annual billing). There is no free trial.
Yes. Free apps are free for everyone. Sign in with a free Macloving account to download them; no membership needed.
No. Apps aren't sold individually: every app is included in the one membership, and some apps are free for everyone.
Your membership stops renewing, and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. After that, membership apps stop unlocking their paid features. Your documents and data are never deleted.
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macOS opens Windows (NTFS) disks read-only and can't open Linux (ext2, ext3, ext4) disks at all. Crossmount adds a file system extension so you can copy, rename and delete files on these disks from Finder or any app.
It lives in the menu bar and in a Disks window that lists every Windows and Linux disk with its format, free space and state. When macOS has opened an NTFS disk read-only, one click mounts it read-write. Crossmount remembers how you mounted each disk and can do the same the next time you plug it in.
Disks that aren't safe to write stay read-only. If Windows is hibernated on a disk, or a disk wasn't removed safely, Crossmount opens it read-only and tells you what to do on the computer it came from. It never repairs or formats a disk.
Reads and writes NTFS disks in Finder and in any app: copy, rename, move and delete files.
Reads and writes ext2, ext3 and ext4 disks, which macOS can't open by itself.
When macOS opens an NTFS disk read-only, Mount Read-Write mounts it again through Crossmount so you can change files on it.
Choose Ask, Read-write or Read-only per disk. If you like, disks set to Read-write mount that way as soon as you plug them in.
A disk Windows left hibernated or shut down with Fast Startup, one that wasn't removed safely, or a Linux disk that needs a check opens read-only, with steps to fix it on its own computer.
Check Health reads a disk without changing it and reports what it found in plain words.
See every Windows and Linux disk with its format, size, free space and state, and mount, eject or show it in Finder.
Ejecting finishes all writes first, so the disk is ready for Windows or Linux when you unplug it.
Keep your Mac awake for a set time, until a download finishes, or while an app runs, then let it rest.
See every Macloving app, install and update them in a click, and keep track of what you've downloaded.
Download and share torrents knowing what's inside before anything is added, and without giving up your bandwidth or battery.
See what your Mac is doing at a glance, find out what's slowing it down, and hear about it when something stays too hot or too full.
First release of Crossmount.
Download the app from this page or your library. Files come from Macloving's download servers.
Open the file and drag the app into Applications. macOS checks the app before it opens for the first time.
Free apps work right away. No account is needed.
Need help? Read installing an app and activating paid access. Macloving never asks you to turn off macOS security features.
No. It never repairs or formats a disk. If a disk needs fixing, Crossmount keeps it read-only and tells you what to do on the Windows or Linux computer it came from.
Writing to it could lose files, for example when Windows is hibernated on it or it wasn't removed safely. The disk's card in the Disks window says why and lists the steps to fix it.
No. Crossmount uses the file system extension support built into macOS. You turn the extension on once in System Settings.
Crossmount's file system extension is free software under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later, built on ntfs-3g and lwext4. Its source code is at https://github.com/maclovingapp-org/crossmount-fsmodule. The rest of the app is closed source.