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NTFSTool
OBSERVEDRead and write Windows NTFS drives on Mac
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- FIRST SEEN
- OCT 14
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NTFSTool is a macOS utility that lets users read and write NTFS-formatted Windows drives, which macOS otherwise mounts read-only. The current version is driverless, running entirely in user space with one-click installation, requiring no kernel extension, SIP changes, or reboot. It is aimed at Mac users who need to copy, edit, or delete files on NTFS USB drives and external disks.
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Your first mount is free to try · An optional free Web Index mode is also available · Public Web Indexing Only: Enables free access by securely processing public web indexing tasks during device idle time · Does not inspect, collect, or monitor your personal files, private communications, or browsing history
One-time $39 USD lifetime license · No subscription · 14-day money-back guarantee · Final price is shown on the payment page
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