FileGoBack

The tiny time saver for Apple's Time Machine™ application.

Quickly find old file versions in Time Machine™

With a little external hard drive, Apple's Time Machine application will save your bacon in the event of a hard disk failure.  And if that external drive is big enough and configured it properly, you can also go back and resurrect work that you had trashed or overwritten weeks or months ago.  But if you've ever done that, you know Apple didn't make it very convenient, especially if you want to, say, look at the history on one particular file.  FileGoBack is so fast that we can show you everything it does, in 25 seconds

(This movie was made with version 1.0.  The current version 1.1 is conveniently available as a System Service, so that the recommended method of launching it is now from the Services menu of applications like Finder, as shown below.

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A little less than 1 MB

System Requirements

FileGoBack relies on technology in  OS X Lion, and therefore requires Mac OS X 10.7 or later.  Of course, you must be using Apple's Time Machine app, which requires an external hard drive.

Our Free Gift To You

FileGoBack is our free gift to you, in appreciation for your visiting our site.  There is no cost, no time limit, no licensing.

Screenshots

Launch FileGoBack from Finder.  It's a System Service

A few seconds later, you get the GoBack window…

Help Book

The Help Book in this tiny application is pretty tiny, but it has one, and it's also available online, here.

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