Your application is a dumpster fire.

[notnullnotvoid]

220 MB for an application that barely does one thing. No drag-and-drop or clipboard support, so manually navigating using the application's jank-as file browser is necessary, and a huge pain. Doesn't handle shift-click correctly. Doesn't respond to cmd+q. etc. Projects like this give open source a bad reputation.

[kwvg]

What part of the license doesn't make sense to you?

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. 

You haven't paid a dime and "electron bad because its bloaty" has been rinsed and repeated. File an issue or quit whining.

[notnullnotvoid]

I did file an issue. You're looking at it.

[ganeshrvel]

I have fixed the quit shortcut issue. The drag-and-drop and clipboard support are something I am working on. There are some technical and other reasons why I am not able to get it done.

For shift-click issue feel free to raise a PR!

[jolyonralph]

I wasn't expecting much seeing how bad Android File Transfer is on the mac, I wasn't expecting a app with a WORSE user interface. Going to have to investigate commercial apps now.

[SuperHenkie]

Agree with the issues, disagree with the disdaining tone.

I think it's great somebody made the effort to finally create an alternative for that horrendous Android File Transfer (cr)app.

Obviously it's still work in progress. Hopefully shift-click, drag & drop (both from Finder to OpenMTP's Phone section and vice versa), move instead of copy, better file/folder navigation, etcetera will be implemented along the road.

[sbliven]

This issue should be closed and locked. Comments like this are very demotivating for open source developers. Please be respectful and constructive.

[mightysashiman]

the tone is indeed a total no-no. Op should just help out instead of criticizing.
That said, pity indeed openMTP isn't using MacOS GUI. Did I have knowledge in Swift I'd fork it and make it a "regular" MacOS app.
Thanks to the dev nevertheless !