Followed your instructions for turning off SIP in Terminal but still cannot start new Total Finder.
It doesn’t seem to have been turned off.
I REALLY like Total Finder and want to keep using it. Helps a lot locating files at a glance.
What do you see when you run csrutil status in Terminal?
It states enabled 
I tried your procedure again this morning and IT WORKS 
Colored labels now showing very clearly. Love it!
When I enter "carutil enable --without debug"
then enter "reboot"
it says “command not found”
Hi @Brad: there’s a small typo in what you typed into the terminal. The command is “csrutil”, not “carutil”. Hope that helps!
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I just bought Total Finder last week to find out it does not work on Sierra ;-(
I have taken all the steps mentioned but i can not get it to work… see pictures
Does anyone have another solution ?
If I knew this before, i would not have bought this program.
The syntax in the terminal is:
csrutil enable --without debug
You have to type the “–without debug” or it won’t work. After you enter this, type:
reboot
and it should work fine.
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Thank you dennis bishop ! It works now 
And stopped working again. I can only start it manually. It does not start automatic even when i enable it.
Have you tried adding TotalFinder to the login list for the user account? You can do that from System Preferences > Users & Groups.