Free os x diff contextual menu software for mac

Requirements:
PowerPC, MacOS 8.0 or later.

CopyPath is a Mac OS X Contextual Menu Plugin to copy the full path/URL of file(s) selected in the Finder to the clipboard.

It will save you of the hassle of having to manually type paths or use the Terminal to do it.

iconXprit 1.3 is known as a completely new Finder plugin for Leopard, which enables you to get a contextual menu "iconXprit" by clicking Ctr key an item in the Finder.
The menu contains various functions to add custom icons, color and text as layers. Colors and texts added from the menus are more than visible markers - items with the same color can be listed and text is searchable.
Opening the editor panel, you have more options to adjust images and can create templates accessible from the menu afterwards.

Enhancements:

• Saves custom resources (group colors, gradations and last editor state) in the Application Support folder for easier transfer and maintenance.
• Work-around of a possible crash on a MacBook Pro by opening the editor or using a text function.

Get-Set Comments is an AppleScript that enables you to view and edit comments via contextual menu.

This pair of scripts, Comment-Get and Comment-Set, when coupled with a contextual menu utility such as Big Cat contextual menu plugin, allows users to easily view or edit comments for selected Finder items.

Quit Application CM s a contextual menu plug-in that allows you to quit an open application from its icon in the Finder without switching to the application. It is really meant to be an easy way to quit background only applications, especially for developers.

To use it, drag the "Quit Application CM" file into the "Contextual Menu Items" folder located within the System Folder. Depending on your system, you may have to reboot for it to take effect.

When you control-click (or right-click - doh!) on the icon of an open application, you should be able to quit it. Note that this uses an AppleEvent to quit the application, and because a contextual menu plug-in isnt a real application, AppleEvents arent supposed to work.

FindStuff X 1.0.2 is considered as a smart and useful contextual menu plug-in for Mac OS which adds the ability to quickly access some of the search features of Apple Computer's Sherlock search utility.

Text Corrector is a contextual menu plugin. It allows you to perform some operations on selected text.

Select some text in any application and call contextual menu for selection (Ctrl-click). In Text Correction submenu select desired operation. If application supports Apple Events Model then selected text will be replaced with result of correction.

If text cannot be replaced in fly (you will hear system alert sound in that case), that means application you are using does not support Apple Events Model. But you still can use Text Corrector, because correction result is stored in Clipboard as well, so you can use Command-V and paste it anywhere you want.