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thx for prompt response.

I'm seeing this error recently:

Many things changed. New MBP, new macOS, etc. I'd like to get rid of this error.

The recycle bin is not available for "/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4/file1.txt".

CocoaError 3328: “file1.txt” couldn’t be moved to the trash because the volume “macFUSE Volume 0 ...

ok so cleaning the trash bin and a reboot resolved the problem. can you provide any background?

still getting this error. please advise.

fyi - i'm doing some disk cleanup and emptying my trash bin (ie macOS) and perhaps that will resolve the error. I'll post back my results.

Hi,

I've been getting this error sporadically over the last several releases. A reboot of my local laptop usually resolves the situation. But today the error continues even after a reboot. Can you please advise?

Thx,
--Rajeev

Hi,

Using the same method above of including "opendiff" to the context menu, I tried to add "diffmerge" but it does not open the files?

Here are my command-lines:
opendiff "%local_path%" "%local_path2%"
diffmerge "% local_path%" "% local_path%"

From a terminal the following works perfectly ...

very nice.

btw, for MC OSX there is no Menu → Tools → Options → Customize option. Must add the macros to Menu -> FreeFileSync -> preferences. This was not clear to me since the user guide showed Menu -> Tools -> Options. Maybe you can update for other users?

Hi, I'm a new user of FreeFileSync (FFS). Any users out there with successful integration of FFS with a file diff tool on a mac?

I'm open to invoking a command-line diff but would prefer invoking a GUI diff tool.

Any suggestions or guidance are welcome.

TIA,