The check that runs before duplicates are moved to the Trash is back to reading the files. In 1.1.1 a file was moved without being read again whenever its size and modification date still matched what the scan recorded. That could not tell apart a file edited in place at the same length, so a file that was no longer a duplicate could be moved. The copy you keep and every copy being moved are now read in full and compared again. The speed is kept another way: sets are verified several at a time, where 1.1 waited for one before starting the next. • Finding duplicates is as quick as it was in 1.1.1 • Cancelling now takes effect part-way through a set • Corrected the description, including what is possible with an external drive unplugged

Faster work with duplicates. • Moving duplicates to the Trash used to take about as long as finding them. It now checks each file against what the scan recorded, instead of reading everything a second time, and finishes almost immediately. • Files that share an opening — episodes of a series, for instance — are now told apart without being read end to end. Sharing a size and a first few seconds no longer means reading both in full. • Scanning is quicker on the built-in disk. External drives are still read gently, so a spinning disk is not made to seek between files. • The reading and the time shown before a scan starts now match what the scan actually does. Before anything is moved to the Trash, each file is checked against the size, modification date and content hash the scan recorded. Anything that changed in the meantime is left where it is, as before.

Now runs on macOS 14 and later The app used to require the newest macOS. It runs on macOS 14 Sonoma and later now — every bundled playback and decoding library was rebuilt from source to get there. Fixed the grid jumping back near the top after opening a file and returning to the app. Reworked how thumbnails are cached, so anything the grid can show, Preview mode can show too. The catalog now returns disk space it no longer needs. Space belonging to a folder you unregistered no longer stays occupied.

Scrolling, and a finished Japanese interface Fixed the grid jumping back near the top after opening a file and returning to the app. Opening a file updates its modification date, which moved it under the default sort order. The Japanese interface is now complete. Menus and buttons that were still in English are translated. Generating video thumbnails no longer holds up the rest of the app. That work used to run alongside everything else the app was doing. The catalog now returns disk space it no longer needs. Space belonging to a folder you unregistered stayed occupied indefinitely, with no way to reclaim it. Also fixes several places where the app could quit unexpectedly.

Video thumbnails Thumbnails now appear for every format the built-in player can open — MKV, AVI, WebM, WMV and more. These formats previously showed an empty tile, because the system thumbnail service has no decoder for them even though the file plays back without trouble. Thumbnails are also taken from a little way into the video instead of the very first frame, so clips that open on a fade no longer produce a black tile.