A download manager/File organizer built with Java that makes use of file extensions to put them in user-specified locations. One use would be to use this to organize your downloads folder; set all the paths for the extensions needed, set a hotkey to run the quickfilesort jar, and every time you download something you can easily press a few keys to move it.
All that is needed is the quickfilesort jar file. This is available under releases. The qfsmanager is optional but is a GUI based approach to saving the config file. Note if you are running on Ubuntu desktop or other Linux desktop machines, you most likely will need to run these files from the command line using the java -jar [jarFileName]. Going to Keyboard sortcuts and mapping a shortcut would allow for quick sorting.
Before using, ensure that the quickfilesort jar has a settings.conf in the folder, formatted with the needed fields. Use the qfsmanager to create these settings with a GUI, or simply make the file with these fields:
path=/Path/To/Folder/To/Be/Organized
.ext=/Path/To/Destination
.ext_=/Path/To/Destination #*Note that the underscore will signal for the .ext to be removed
.txt=C:\\Path\\To\\Destination
.txt_=C:/Path/To/Destination
*Note that putting an underscore at the end of an extension will remove the extension after moving. For example, files.txt.folder1_ would be moved to the folder specified then renamed to files.txt