• Replace, move and copy keep your data when a step fails: a Replace that cannot be restored keeps its backup, a move to another disk that cannot remove the original keeps the complete copy and says so, and a copy that hits a full disk stops at once and reports it. • Drag and drop follows Finder: a drop on the same disk moves, a drop on another disk copies, Option forces a copy, Command forces a move. • Shift with the arrow keys extends the selection in List and icon views. • Status messages no longer discard Undo. • Closing the setup window counts as Skip and does not bring setup back on the next launch. • Folder-size calculations stop when you navigate away.

• Hovering over a file or folder in icon view shows its details: kind, dimensions, size, how many items a folder holds and when it was last modified. • Opening a folder on a network share whose listing names the same file twice no longer crashes the app. The file is listed once. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Forward Delete (fn+Delete on a laptop) now deletes the selected text while you rename an item, instead of moving the item to the Trash. • Forward Delete edits the search field and the path bar the same way. • Right-click menus in large folders open without a pause. • The desktop and folders that refresh themselves stay responsive on slow, external and network drives. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Rename several files or folders in the new Batch Rename window, with numbering, text rules, a live preview and one-step Undo. • Give folders their own colours and badges with Customize Folder. • See size, dimensions, duration and file type at a glance at the top of Get Info. • Spot large files with optional size bars in List view. • Add Dimensions, Duration, Pages and Camera columns to List view. • Right-click an item for file actions, or empty space for view settings and folder actions. • Arrange desktop icons separately on each display, keeping files on the screen you chose. • Open folders directly in Finder from the sidebar, background menus and access-error screens. • Keep a typed rename when clicking away, with the first keystroke preserved. • Name a new desktop folder immediately and keep renamed folders selected. • Rename files from search results in their own folders, with safer recovery if a rename cannot finish. • See WAV and AIFF duration again in the status bar on macOS 27. • Media columns refresh when a file changes under the same name. • Customized folder icons stay steady in folders with many different badges. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Drag files from list view on macOS 27, including multiple selected files. • Sort files within groups while keeping the group order consistent. • See the active Group By setting in the status bar. • Renaming keeps the cursor where you place it, so typing no longer replaces the rest of the filename unexpectedly. • Thumbnails stay visible while resizing windows and load faster when you revisit a folder. • Fit more files on screen with Compact rows in list view. • Hide or show SADFinder's desktop icons without moving your files. • Read file counts more easily and see dimensions or duration when selecting a picture, video, or audio file. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Renaming keeps the cursor where you place it, so typing no longer replaces the rest of the filename unexpectedly. • Thumbnails stay visible while resizing windows and load faster when you revisit a folder. • Fit more files on screen with Compact rows in list view. • Hide or show SADFinder's desktop icons without moving your files. • Read file counts more easily and see dimensions or duration when selecting a picture, video, or audio file. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Explore eight new themes with colorful sidebars and improved text readability in inactive windows. • Double-clicking a desktop folder now opens just one window. • Desktop selection follows the pointer more smoothly on high-polling-rate mice. • File icons recover more reliably when macOS icon services are temporarily unavailable, and stalled previews no longer hold up other thumbnails. • Locked files now offer an “Unlock and Move to Trash” action. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Alias-style “Applications” shortcuts in older DMGs now behave like the folder they point to: double-click opens it, and dropping an app installs it. • Command-[ and Command-] now navigate backward and forward through folder history. • Escape now ends an active search, and Command-L switches to the path field even while you are editing text. • Searches now find symbolic links by name. • Replacing an item no longer leaves the displaced copy appearing in Spotlight after SADFinder closes. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Dragging multiple selected files from the SADFinder desktop to another app or location now delivers the full selection. • Search results now remain in place when you switch to another app and return. • Connect to Server now accepts WebDAV addresses, including secure connections and custom ports. • The desktop Sort By menu now includes Date Added. • Large batches of icons now load smoothly, and folder icons remain visible during heavy memory pressure. • Deleting another app now points to the correct macOS App Management permission when access is denied. • Restored windows and repeated New Window shortcuts no longer create invisible or duplicate windows. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Tabs can now be reordered by dragging, and the order is saved for the next launch. • Sidebar destinations now respond across the full row, so small pointer movements no longer lose the click. • Quick Look now follows arrow-key selection without playing the system alert sound. • Folder shortcuts now open, sort, and accept drops like the folders they point to. • Sorting now includes a Keep folders on top option. • The desktop's Sort By choice now survives relaunches and display changes. • Online-only cloud items no longer download just to create thumbnails or calculate automatic folder sizes. • Files exported or downloaded into an open folder or onto the desktop now update their sizes and thumbnails automatically. • The Help menu now opens the guide, keyboard shortcuts, and feedback window. • Accessibility-driven window queries are now more responsive on future macOS releases. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Search now matches each word on its own, so searching "test robert" finds "test-robert" — the way Finder does it. • Returning to SADFinder starts fresh: a search you left behind no longer keeps filtering the window. • Double-clicking an app now launches it instead of opening its package contents. • Put Back returns items from the Trash to the folder they came from, from the context menu or with Command-Delete. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Try SADFinder free for 7 days — no subscription needed to start the trial. • Search scope and match mode controls now stay visible while you search. • Desktop Get Info now opens in its own roomier window, with real previews for pictures and videos. • Browsing and searching network drives now avoids unnecessary background work and unbounded scans. • Backspace now moves selected files to Trash, while Option-Up and Command-Up navigate to the parent folder. • Move to Folder and Open With → Other pickers now keep browsing, thumbnails, and folder refreshes responsive. • Make Available Offline now reliably downloads online-only cloud files, including Dropbox folders stored on external drives. • Dragging multiple selected files into another app now carries every selected file. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Move to Trash and Delete Permanently now apply to every file in a multi-file selection. • Search now works reliably in folders you’ve granted access to through macOS. • Quick Look now follows the correct selected file after sorting, searching, and keyboard navigation. • Shift-click now selects the expected range consistently, including in very large folders. • Clicking and dragging files stays accurate while folder contents refresh in the background. • Dropbox connections are now kept separate between the App Store and standalone editions. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Search now finds files reliably in large folders, even when a subfolder contains tens of thousands of items. • Camera RAW thumbnails now load faster by using their embedded previews. • External drives can now be disconnected during thumbnail loading without destabilizing SADFinder. • SADFinder Pro purchases can now be connected to your SADFinder account. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Quick Look now follows your selection: press Space once, then arrow through files to preview them. The file list keeps keyboard focus the whole time, and Space or Esc closes the preview. • New optional List columns: Date Created and Date Added. Right-click the column header and choose Columns. Both sort on click and remember your choice. • The Properties panel was rebuilt to fit on one screen, with a two-column layout ordered by usefulness, cloud status under the file name, and a copyable path. • Refresh keeps your selection and gained keyboard shortcuts: F5 and ⌘⇧R. • Make Available Offline on cloud folders now downloads reliably and reports a real error when a provider does not respond. • Stability and performance improvements.

• SADFinder Desktop now starts enabled in the App Store version. • A new two-click guide opens Desktop & Dock and points to the exact macOS checkbox that hides Finder's icons behind SADFinder. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Fixed: renaming a file in List view no longer lags while you type in very large folders. • More reliable click handling when modifier keys change around the time of a click. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Fixed: dragging files out of List view into Finder and other apps works again on macOS 26.5. • Setup now shows a clear offline message instead of an empty demo panel when the video cannot connect. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Setup now ends with the 4-minute demo video and a keyboard cheat sheet — see the best of SADFinder before your first window opens. • The Trash can now include files deleted from external drives when those drives are accessible. • Press Shift+Up twice to take a snapped window to full screen size. • Stability and performance improvements.

• Your disks now appear in the sidebar. Opening one shows a one-click Allow Access prompt. The App Store version needs a one-time grant per disk; Full Disk Access is not required. • Fixed a freeze when browsing large folders in list view. • Newly connected drives now appear without relaunching.

• Finder tags: a Tags section in the sidebar, colored dots on files, and tag commands in the right-click menu — fully in sync with Finder. • SADFinder now speaks German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. • See at a glance which iCloud, OneDrive, and Dropbox files are online-only, and free up disk space with Make online-only in the right-click menu. • Drag and drop now highlights exactly where your files will land. • Stability and performance improvements.

Thanks for using SADFinder! • Added a carefully timed App Store rating request after repeated successful use. • Improved the App Store experience with clearer screenshots and Utilities categorization. • Includes the latest search, theme, cloud browsing, window stability, and performance improvements. • Refined reliability across file operations and navigation.

• Search inside file contents as well as filenames. • Six new themes and per-tab color styles. • Image dimensions in file Properties. • Improved Favorites ordering, window restoration, OneDrive folder handling, and selection stability. • Fixed high CPU usage and folder flicker. • Fixed .app bundles opening as folders instead of launching.

• Added comprehensive Google Drive and OneDrive browsing, including OneDrive Personal, OneDrive for Business, SharePoint, and Teams document libraries. • Improved cloud account setup, remote-library matching, error handling, and file-provider permission guidance. • Added a one-time Lifetime purchase alongside monthly and yearly plans. • Improved onboarding, themes, Settings navigation, menus, file operations, and stability.

• Added clear Move to Folder commands in the File menu and file context menus. • Fixed folder permissions so the source and destination remain accessible during Move, Cut/Paste, and drag-and-drop. • Previously authorized folders are now restored securely after relaunch. • Improved folder-opening and file-move discoverability.