In this episode, Leo Laporte gives a run-through of Hazel’s features.
Note: Hazel 4 is presented here. Hazel 5 has an updated interface with a notably easier way to enable full-disk access than what is shown here.
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Automatically Sort Dropbox Camera Uploads Based On Their Geographical Data
Jacbo Salmela shows how he uses Hazel (and a script) to sort his photos by location.
Automatic Invoice Processing On My Mac
David Sparks shows how he uses Hazel and TextExpander to handle his invoices.
Wired: The 15 Best Mac Apps to Make Everyday Life Easier
“Tidying up folders is a slog, and sorting all your files into place never ends because you have to keep doing it over and over as you continue using your computer. That’s where Hazel steps in.”
Eclectic Light Company: Last Week on My Mac: Backstage heroes
“My final hero of the upgrade to Big Sur is the most backstage of the lot, as it just sits there, covering my back: Noodlesoft’s Hazel is a key part of my security.”
Mac.AppStorm: Mac Software for Advanced OS X Users: 70 Apps
It’s a big list but Hazel clocks in there…somewhere…just do a “Find”.
Cult of Mac: 50 Mac Essentials
Hazel earns a spot at #23 in Giles Turnbull’s 50 Mac Essentials list.
Restoring Hazel from backups
If you need to restore your Hazel settings and rules from a backup, use this procedure:
- Quit Hazel.
- Restore the following:
- In your Library/Application Support folder, the Hazel folder
- In your Library/Preferences folder, the files starting with com.noodlesoft.
- Reboot.
If this doesn’t work, contact support.
3 Hazel Rules to Make macOS File Management Easier
Step-by-step guide to creating some useful rules.
Bad AppleScript: Use Hazel to auto-compress Logic projects
Jason Snell shows his rules and scripts to have Hazel auto-archive his old projects.
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