Fixes saved passwords and SSH key passphrases. - Fixed the reason a connection could pass Test Connection and then fail to mount: SteadyMount could not read the password or SSH key passphrase you had saved for it. Saved credentials work again, and nothing has to be entered a second time.

More reliable connections, credentials and file operations. - Fixed a credential path where Test Connection could succeed but the mounted connection then tried to authenticate without the saved password. - When a login fails, SteadyMount now says what it actually sent: that no password is stored for the connection, or that the Keychain refused to release it, instead of reporting that the server rejected a password that was never sent. - Re-adding a connection no longer deletes the password saved for it moments earlier. - Editing a connection now distinguishes leaving its password unchanged from intentionally clearing it. - Saving, editing, replacing or switching a connection is now all or nothing: if any step fails, the previous connection and its saved password are restored instead of leaving a half-applied change. - A file deleted on the server now disappears from the mounted folder instead of lingering until the connection is reset. - SteadyMount connects to FTP servers without encryption, and now says so rather than accepting an ftps:// address it cannot secure. - Automatic service detection no longer overwrites a port you selected while a scan was still finishing. - WebDAV downloads and authentication remain tied to the request that started them, reducing failures during retries and network changes, and a cancelled transfer now stops immediately instead of being retried. - FTP operations retain complete server replies, and a malformed or oversized reply now says what went wrong instead of failing as a timeout. - Removed and recovering mounts are cleaned up more reliably, without overlapping recovery work. - A connection can still be renamed while it is showing an error. - The steadymount command line tool now reports unrecognized options instead of silently starting the app.

Store listing update. This version is functionally identical to 1.0.22.

Clearer errors when an encrypted SSH key will not load. - An encrypted key that fails for a reason other than a wrong passphrase now reports what actually went wrong, instead of asking you to re-enter a passphrase that is already correct.

Better server compatibility, and errors that tell you what actually went wrong. - Modern RSA key support. SteadyMount now offers the rsa-sha2-256 and rsa-sha2-512 signature algorithms, so servers that have retired the older SHA-1 signature accept your existing RSA keys instead of refusing the connection. - Editable port and protocol. Type any port, choose the protocol yourself, and switch auto-detect on without losing a port you already entered. - Redesigned Add Connection. Every value has one place to edit it. Paste a full address and the fields fill themselves in; edit the fields and the address keeps up. - Clearer errors. Signing in with a key no longer suggests checking your password, and a server that is simply unreachable is no longer reported as a disabled extension. - Reliability fixes. Recovering from a read-only mount no longer cancels the download that triggered it, mount folders left behind by a removed connection are cleaned up, and FTP retries are now bounded by the clock. - Installing the command line tool now works when /usr/local/bin is owned by root.

### Fixed - Fixed Finder deletes on mounted drives so files and folders are removed from the remote server instead of only disappearing locally. - Fixed trash handling for SFTP and WebDAV mounts that do not provide a real server-side Trash. - Fixed recursive folder deletion for non-empty folders on supported writable mounts. - Fixed Finder rename flows for newly created files and folders. - Fixed Finder "New Folder" and file creation behavior on writable WebDAV mounts that support folder creation but reject file upload. - Fixed cases where browsing large folders could trigger too much background file materialization and make Finder previews or directory listings feel stuck. - Improved File Provider refresh behavior after content is downloaded so Finder more reliably updates selected files after materialization. - Improved read-only detection so SteadyMount distinguishes fully read-only mounts from mounts that only reject specific write methods. - Fixed background reliability of automatic reconnection and periodic refresh, which could silently stop working for a mounted connection after the File Provider extension process recycled internally (a normal, expected macOS behavior, not a crash). - Fixed WebDAV connections that recovered write access after being detected as read-only staying stuck read-only in Finder until an unrelated restart; clicking Refresh now re-checks and restores write access. ### Improved - Added broader release coverage for normal Finder operations: create folder, create file, copy in, rename, delete one item, delete multiple items, and delete folders. - Added stronger responsiveness release gates for Finder browsing, reading, and previewing mounted files. - Refreshed the responsiveness baseline after the release gate passed. - Improved diagnostics around delete, trash, WebDAV write capability, materialization, and File Provider refresh behavior.

SteadyMount 1.0.16 focuses on Finder responsiveness and reliability. • Faster, more reliable Finder previews for cold files and deep folders. • Better File Provider scheduling so user-requested files are not delayed by background refresh work. • New warning when Finder previews are slower than expected, with optional diagnostics for security or file-monitoring software. • Improved reconnect behavior after app updates and cleaner File Provider registration cleanup. • Fixes for feedback diagnostics, crash-report symbolication, and App Store release packaging.