Fixed: Copy/Move now report what happened and clear source selection when a full operation completes (configurable in Edit menu). Rename, symlink, and single-file compress now correctly preserve file extensions instead of including them in the selected text. Added Enter/Escape keyboard support to five dialogs that previously required the mouse (multi-rename, custom commands, folder sync, SFTP connection editors). Fixed a bug where pressing Enter on a folder outside the allowed sandbox scope could silently switch to a different folder. The app now remembers your last-used selection mask, search text, split size, archive format, and rename pattern. Fixed a double-click issue that could create a duplicate archive or rename operation.

Six releases in one. Everything below landed since the version currently on the store. Finding and freeing space - Disk usage map: a DaisyDisk style treemap of any folder. Click to drill in, right-click to reveal in the panel or move to Trash. - Reclaim disk space: scans caches, build folders, duplicates and oversized media, and one click turns any result list into a normal file panel. Getting around faster - Fuzzy folder jump (Cmd+P) learns the folders you actually use, and also lists your bookmarks and saved server connections. - Shortcut cheatsheet (Cmd+?) - and it shows your own remapped keys, not the defaults. - Custom keyboard shortcuts (PRO): remap 21 commands; the menu bar accelerators follow. - Named tab layouts you can save and restore. - The panel status bar shows the git branch of the folder you are standing in. - The back and forward arrows open the full history list on a long press. - Large folders were measured on a directory of 100,000 files and rebuilt around it, so typing in the filter no longer stutters. Copying and files - The copy dialog now takes a file mask (*.jpg, IMG_????.png) and an overwrite policy up front: ask, replace, replace if newer, skip or auto-rename. It applies to archive extraction and uploads too. - The conflict dialog shows source and target side by side, each with its size and date - "replace if newer" is finally a decision you can make. - Undo now has Redo (Cmd+Shift+Z). - Optional automatic folder sizes, so directories show their real size without pressing Space. - Symbolic links carry a small arrow badge instead of looking exactly like the folder they point at. - The selection mask understands Finder tags: tag:red, tag:blue and the rest. - Self-extracting archives: SFX writes a .command that unpacks on any Mac with nothing installed. - Always on Top, in the View menu. Servers - WebDAV joins SFTP, FTP and SCP (PRO) - Nextcloud, NAS boxes and hosting without SSH, with resumable downloads. - FTPS now really encrypts the data channel, not just the login. - Network discovery finds Macs and NAS boxes on your local network and shows which protocols each one offers - SMB, SFTP, AFP, WebDAV, FTP or NFS. Enter opens SFTP, FTP and WebDAV straight in the panel; SMB, AFP and NFS go through the system mount. - Remote compare: diff a local folder against a server and sync only what differs. A connection can be paired with a local mirror folder that opens in the other panel. - F4 on a remote file can hand it to your external editor and upload again on every save. - FTP transfers resume after a dropped connection, the way SFTP already did, and they now run in binary mode - the old ASCII default quietly damaged binary files. - Failed transfers can be retried from the queue instead of restarting the whole batch. - Walking a remote tree runs concurrently, so totals and ETA show up while the transfer is already going. - Verify checksums (Cmd+Shift+K) against a manifest file. Also: settings export and import, a short first-run tour, and In the Dark - a heritage theme rebuilt from the 2001 nViPER screenshots. Fixed: the viewer and the editor ignored your language and always opened in English. The total progress bar during a copy no longer sits at 100 percent for the whole run, Pause now really pauses - including in the middle of a large file - and item counts use the correct plural form.

Four releases in one. Everything below landed since the version currently on the store. Finding and freeing space - Disk map: a DaisyDisk style treemap of any folder. Click to drill in, right-click to reveal in the panel or move to Trash. - Reclaim disk space: scans caches, build folders, duplicates and oversized media, and sends what it finds straight into a panel. Getting around faster - Fuzzy folder jump (Cmd+P) learns the folders you actually use, and also lists your bookmarks and saved server connections. - Shortcut cheatsheet (Cmd+?) - and it shows your own remapped keys, not the defaults. - Custom keyboard shortcuts (PRO): remap 21 commands; the menu bar accelerators follow. - Named tab layouts you can save and restore. - The panel status bar shows the git branch of the folder you are standing in. - The back and forward arrows open the full history list on a long press. Files and archives - Self-extracting archives: SFX writes a .command that unpacks on any Mac with nothing installed. - 7z archives can be password protected, with the file list encrypted too. - tar.zst compression and extraction. - Undo now has Redo (Cmd+Shift+Z). - Optional automatic folder sizes, so directories show their real size without pressing Space. - Always on top, in the View menu. Servers - Remote compare: diff a local folder against an SFTP server and sync only what differs. - FTP transfers resume after a dropped connection, the way SFTP already did. - Failed transfers can be retried from the queue instead of restarting the whole batch. - Verify checksums (Cmd+Shift+K) against a manifest file. Also: settings export and import, Trash browsing and Empty Trash, a short first-run tour, and In the Dark - a heritage theme rebuilt from the 2001 nViPER screenshots. Fixed: the total progress bar during a copy no longer sits at 100 percent for the whole run, and Pause now really pauses - including in the middle of a large file.

NEW • Reclaim Disk Space (Commands menu) — scans for build junk, old installers, large & duplicate files, oversized photos and videos; send findings to a panel, export the list, or convert & shrink images • Undo (Cmd+Z) — selectively revert copies, moves, renames, new folders and deletes • Branch view (Cmd+B) — flatten a whole subtree into the panel • Quick Look (Space), Spotlight comments and Finder tags • Git status badges in listings and synchronized browsing of both panels • Edit files directly inside ZIP archives (F4) • SFTP transfer resume and system notifications on long operations IMPROVED & FIXED • Video quick view stability fix (native crash) • Remote transfers: full protocol log, faster FTP deletes, always-cancellable progress • Marked-folder sizes counted in the status bar

Video playback plus a major reliability and safety update (everything since 3.5.0): VIDEO - Play videos right in the F3 viewer and Quick View (Space): mp4, mov, m4v, avi, mpg, mpeg, mkv, webm, wmv and more - Full playback controls: play/pause, seek, volume, fullscreen COMPARE FILES - Full two-pane merge editor (F4): free cursor, text selection across lines, live diff highlighting while you type - Arrow-key line navigation, Shift+arrows multi-line block selection - Freshly copied blocks stay highlighted so you can see what changed - Save prompt when closing a compare window with unsaved changes - Sync window: double-click a row to compare files RELIABILITY AND SAFETY (76 fixes from a deep code audit) - Safer copy/move: edge cases with same source and target, case-only renames, folder into its own subfolder - Symlinks are preserved on copy/move and in archive extraction - SFTP/FTP: safer downloads and uploads (temp file + atomic swap), conflict prompts, reliable cancel, SSH host key pinning - Search: UTF-16 files are matched, background folder size calculation no longer blocks the UI - Many smaller fixes: panel state, tabs, thumbnails, dialogs, translations

Faster, smoother, more reliable: - Search runs in the background - no more freezing on large folders. - Content search now scans large files too (over 2 MB were skipped before). - Archives (ZIP/TAR/GZ) use far less memory. - Esc leaves a search-results listing; a clear "Search results" header shows where you searched. - New Futuristic skin: ambient disk-usage and scroll rails along panel edges. - Window restores correctly on secondary monitors. - Many stability fixes; now backed by 305 automated tests.

Performance and reliability improvements: - Archive extraction runs fully in background (no UI freeze on large archives) - Directory listing runs in background (20 000+ item folders stay smooth) - File copy no longer causes multi-GB memory spikes on fast-source / slow-target transfers - Move (F6) on the same volume is now instant - Navigating and selecting files no longer rebuilds the entire window - Split/Combine/Encode/Decode operations no longer freeze the UI - ZIP writes are now atomic (interrupted writes cannot corrupt the archive) - Corrupted preferences only lose the affected section; the rest are preserved - Fonts are bundled (work fully offline and in App Store sandbox; Medium/SemiBold now render correctly) Fixes: - Shift+F10 context menu now opens at the correct item in Brief and Thumbnails view modes - Window position is now correctly restored on a secondary monitor (including monitors positioned above or to the left of the primary)

Improvements and fixes: - Faster file list in large folders - sorting and filtering are now cached, so scrolling and selecting in folders with tens of thousands of items is noticeably smoother. - The command palette (Cmd+Shift+P) now scrolls to follow the cursor, with PageUp/PageDown and Home/End. - New View menu item "Window size (screenshot)" with preset sizes for clean screenshots. - The Alt+F1 / Alt+F2 disk switcher reorders its sections (bookmarks, then virtual filesystems, then remote connections) and its rows now match the normal panel height. - ZIP and GZ compression is now listed in the PRO overview. - Reliability fixes: cancelling an SFTP/FTP/SCP transfer no longer shows a stray error, symbolic links display correctly, and corrupt saved settings no longer wipe your bookmarks and connections.

Fixes and improvements: - Fixed a crash that could happen when a file operation failed - copy, move, delete and others now show an error in the status bar instead of quitting. - File search shows a live progress line: the folder currently being scanned plus a running count of files and data checked. - The search dialog's main button is now always "Search", and the results list is more compact so more matches fit on screen. - Going up (..) from search results sent to a panel now returns to the folder the search started in. - The Alt+F1 / Alt+F2 drive menu reorders its sections: bookmarks now come before the virtual filesystems (Processes, Network). - Cancelling an SFTP, FTP or SCP transfer no longer pops a spurious error dialog. - More reliability fixes: symbolic links shown correctly, archive extraction, and safer recovery of saved settings.

New features and improvements: - Built-in editor now has syntax highlighting for many languages (Dart, JavaScript, Python, PHP, CSS, HTML, JSON, YAML, INI, Bash, SQL and more). Colors follow the active theme. - Quick view: press Ctrl+Q to show a live preview of the file under the cursor in the opposite panel - images, PDF, SVG, text and code. - Compress dialog now lets you pick the format (ZIP, TAR or TGZ) with a live preview of the result file, plus a new toolbar button. - F7 can create a whole folder tree at once, for example aa/bb/cc. - Switch the active tab from the keyboard: Alt or Cmd with Left/Right, plus Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab. - Ctrl+O mirrors the current folder into the other panel. - The selected file name now stands out in every view mode - yellow on dark themes, red on light themes. - Right-button drag selection now paints a continuous range with no gaps, and what you painted stays selected. - Wider, clearer copy and move dialogs with editable paths. - File search: the Search button is now a clear primary button at the bottom of the dialog. - More polish: tidier buttons and toolbar, and the right Control key now works for moving up a folder.

New look and usability improvements: - New default theme "Total (bright)" - a clean light, Total Commander style look with square, non-rounded panels. - More compact file rows so more items fit on screen. - Folders now show a DIR marker in the size column. - Brighter, higher-contrast text in the One theme. - Quick view no longer opens for file types it cannot preview; pressing Space on those just selects the file. - Cleaner toolbar: tighter icons, rounded hover highlight, and compact theme and shape menus. - Ctrl+Alt+Up opens the folder under the cursor in a new tab.

Reliability and editor improvements: • Viewer, Editor, Compare and Sync windows now reliably keep keyboard and mouse focus when you switch to another app and come back. • The internal Viewer and Editor focus their content on open, so arrow keys and Page Up/Down work immediately. • Editor: Page Up/Page Down, Home and End now move the cursor (and selection with Shift); Cmd-arrows jump to the start/end of the document. • Hex/Binary viewer no longer clips the last bytes of a row at any window width. • Find in Files (Alt+F7) results are more compact. • Various localization and stability fixes.