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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Pixelmate is designed to look and feel like the native Finder / Explorer for a f
2. Unzip the archive and drag and drop the Pixelmate app into the macOS `Applications` folder.
3. Connect your phone via USB cable (if you have just enabled USB Debugging, make sure to allow USB debugging for this computer via a popup dialog displayed on your Device).
3. Connect your phone via USB cable (if you have just enabled USB Debugging, make sure to allow USB debugging for this computer via a popup dialog displayed on your device).
4. Launch Pixelmate from Applications or the macOS Spotlight.
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Pixelmate is designed to look and feel like the native Finder / Explorer for a f
3. Connect your phone via USB cable (if you have just enabled USB Debugging, make sure to allow USB debugging for this computer via a popup dialog displayed on your Pixel).
**Then**
**Enjoy**
* Explore and manage files on your Pixel's internal SD card like a boss. Drag files and folders into Pixelmate to upload them to your device, or right click remote files and folders to download them to your computer.
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Sounds good!