Version 6.3.1 • Hilfe, Willkommensleitfaden, Wiederherstellungsanleitung und Backup-Einrichtung sind jetzt vollständig lokalisiert — längere Hilfetexte, die in anderen Sprachen noch auf Englisch erschienen, sind in allen acht unterstützten Sprachen übersetzt (Japanisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Spanisch, Koreanisch, Portugiesisch (Brasilien), Chinesisch (vereinfacht) und Italienisch). • Die Anleitungen unter Einstellungen → Sync-Konfigurations-Backup und der Text zu Recovery Confidence folgen jetzt ebenfalls Ihrer Systemsprache. • Unter der Haube greifen Hilfe-Hilfskomponenten korrekt auf den String-Katalog zu, damit neue Leitfadeninhalte künftig lokalisiert bleiben. Danke, dass Sie Enter Space nutzen!

Version 6.3.0 • Enter Space spricht jetzt Ihre Sprache: Die gesamte App ist in acht Sprachen lokalisiert – Japanisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Spanisch, Koreanisch, Portugiesisch (Brasilien), Chinesisch (vereinfacht) und Italienisch. • Neu: Feedback & Support. Ein eigener Bereich „Enter Space unterstützen" führt Sie direkt zum Entwickler – Feedback geben und bewerten, ohne erst nach einer E-Mail-Adresse zu suchen. • Zuverlässigere Synchronisierung und Verschiebevorgänge: rclone arbeitet jetzt wirklich parallel und meldet ehrliche Gesamtwerte für den Fortschritt, Verschiebevorgänge nutzen fast-list mit einer „Jetzt ausführen"-Taste in Hinweisen, und ein Durchlauf voller Geistermeldungen gilt nicht länger als fehlgeschlagen. • Zuverlässigere Anbietererkennung: Die App fragt jetzt beim Ziel (und bei rclone) nach, welches Backend tatsächlich vorliegt, statt es aus Fehlermeldungen zu erraten. Das behebt irreführende Meldungen wie „Remote verloren" und unlesbare Konfigurationen – und Konflikte mit zwei Kopien erhalten endlich den passenden Rat. • Unterbrochene Reparaturen laufen sauber weiter: Eine angehaltene Reparatur wartet nicht mehr endlos, und übrig gebliebene Dateien werden beiseitegelegt, statt mitten im Durchlauf eine Entscheidung zu verlangen. • Enter Space stoppt beim Öffnen nicht mehr Apple Music. Danke, dass Sie Enter Space nutzen!

Version 6.2.0 • Fixed backups that reported success while copying nothing. Two faults combined to stop a run before it read a single file, and then hid the failure behind a green check. This could affect any Home or iCloud Drive backup. Failed runs are now reported as failed — if a backup switches to failed after updating, that is this fix telling you the truth. • Quick Look now works for files on a remote. Previews failed with "The file doesn't exist" for every file type; the real error was being replaced with a misleading one. • iCloud Drive backups now include your apps' iCloud documents, not just the folder Finder shows. Existing backups gain the coverage automatically, with no duplication and nothing re-uploaded. • Backing up iCloud no longer fills your Mac. Files that iCloud had offloaded are put back as soon as each one is backed up, so a long first run doesn't pile up on the disk. Files you deliberately keep downloaded stay put. • Time Portal now shows what your backup actually contains, not only what changed, and restoring a file returns it to its own folder instead of the top level. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 6.1.7 • Updated the storage engine to rclone 1.75.0, which brings a batch of security fixes: FTP and SFTP connections are hardened against malicious file names, redirects that could leak your S3 or WebDAV credentials are now refused, and a downloaded file can no longer be written outside the folder you picked. • Steadier file caching — a cached file removed out from under the app no longer causes read errors, and seeking inside a file that changed size on the server is fixed. • Two more S3 providers to choose from when you add a connection: Scality (RING / ARTESCA) and Zero Services. • Passwords and tokens no longer show up in diagnostic logs while you set up a connection. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 6.1.6 • Fixed a major memory problem. Left running, Enter Space could grow to tens of gigabytes of memory — enough to slow your whole Mac down and push it into swap. It now stays flat no matter how long it runs or how much it syncs. • Search now actually searches subfolders. Searching a remote only ever looked at the folder you were in and silently skipped everything nested inside it, so results were missing files that were plainly there. • Browsing and indexing large cloud folders is far lighter. Listing a big remote used to build up work for every single folder without limit; it now uses your provider's own fast listing wherever that is supported, and a bounded walk everywhere else. • Scheduled syncs that watch a busy folder no longer pile up internal work, so a sync that has been running all day stays as responsive as one that just started.

Apple Watch: fixed a bug where opening a folder hid the back button — you can always get back to your library now. Layout, sort, and filter moved into a redesigned View Options menu (tap the button top-right, or press and hold the list) with a clean frosted backdrop. Performance: browsing and syncing large libraries on Apple Watch is faster and uses far less memory, and the app is lighter on memory across the board. Plus stability fixes.

Version 6.1.1 • Fixed: local history and offline data could disappear when the app refreshed its internal security key. Bandwidth history, offline pins, media indexes, sync logs, and related encrypted stores now keep working across password rolls instead of starting empty. • Offline folders, transfers, and new storage connections are more reliable foundations for day-to-day use. • Review prompts are smarter: they only follow real wins (successful syncs, transfers, offline pins, and new remotes), wait for a fair cooldown, and show correctly on Mac even from the menu bar. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 6.1.0 THE MEDIA LIBRARY RELEASE — two new experiences over your existing storage. No new accounts, no new servers, end-to-end private. PHOTOS LIBRARY: an Apple-Photos-style library over any of your remotes — timeline, Places map, Albums, Favorites, search, Live Photos, true RAW develops, and 360° viewing. Indexed into a private, encrypted on-device library that syncs across your devices without any server. It now keeps itself up to date: it re-checks your folders when you open it, and immediately when a scheduled sync adds new media — even if Photos wasn't open at the time. New media is indexed newest-first, so a photo added today shows up right away instead of behind years of back catalogue. NEW — ALBUM EDITING: add a selection to a new or existing album, or remove it from one. Changes are saved alongside your files on your own storage, so they survive a rescan and travel with the photos. Editing pauses (and tells you which sync is responsible) when a scheduled sync would overwrite your changes. THEATER: a streaming-service experience for your movie & TV folders — Continue Watching, Suggested for You and genre shelves with TMDB artwork and details (works without a TMDB key too), resume prompts that never spoil, and episode auto-advance. Rescanning is now dramatically faster: it only identifies genuinely new files instead of re-checking every title, and refreshes on its own when a sync adds titles. A PLAYER BUILT FOR YOUR FILES: Enter Space's own video player on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV — glass controls, scrubbing, previous/next episode, and audio/subtitle menus that reliably switch real-world multi-track files, with your choices remembered across resume, episodes, launches, and devices. APPLE TV: Theater is first-class — native shelves, a custom glass player (swipe the time bar to scrub), standalone setup right on the TV, and a Home tab that leads with your Continue Watching shelf. Watch history roams over iCloud. OFFLINE EVERYTHING: download photos, albums, movies, seasons, or whole series — encrypted at rest on-device, with a free-space guard. Also fixed: "Add Photos Folder" no longer opens a blank panel when you pick a storage location; the Photos timeline scroller starts at the top with your newest photos and follows along as you scroll; deleted storage connections no longer come back on their own; and empty folders in the folder picker appear instantly. Plus: rclone engine updated to 1.74.4 (five upstream security fixes), configuration-sync hardening with rotated local backups, EXIF-accurate capture dates, orientation-correct thumbnails everywhere, and major performance work on every platform.

Version 5.8.0 • NEW — Request Files: ask anyone to send you files, no account needed on their end. On S3-compatible storage the app creates an expiring, upload-only link locked to a folder you pick (it can never read or delete anything); on Dropbox it uses native File Requests. Find it in a storage location's menu. • Google Drive and Google Photos now require your own API credentials: due to a decision by Google, shared access is going away. New connections ask for a Client ID and Secret (with a step-by-step guide linked), and existing Google connections show a warning that walks you through updating and re-authenticating — avoiding any disruption. • Linked folders can be repaired in place: if macOS ever revokes the app's saved permission to a folder (or the folder moves), tap "Fix Folder Link" to re-select it — your syncs and settings stay intact. • Time Portal now finds backup versions no matter where you open it from — versions created by the backup walkthrough were previously only visible when browsing the exact backup folder. • Backups to the same storage no longer share a versions folder (which could mix snapshots and let one backup's cleanup delete another's history) — existing setups are migrated automatically. • Fixed animated images (GIFs and more) showing a black screen in the media viewer — they now play properly, matching their thumbnails. • Time Portal opens dramatically faster: finding your backup snapshots now takes one request instead of one per snapshot, browsing a snapshot loads only the folder you're looking at instead of the entire backup tree, and folders you've already visited reopen instantly. • Stopped the endless "Sync Error" notifications from on-change backups: changed files are now checked against your sync's own exclude rules before copying, and files macOS itself refuses to let any app read (hidden system caches) are quietly skipped instead of failing over and over. • Dragging files from a cloud remote to Finder works again on Mac — it was saving a tiny placeholder instead of the real file, for both single files and multi-selections. • Dragging folders to Finder works too: a false "corrupted on transfer" alarm from certain storage providers no longer cancels the whole folder, and folders inside a multi-selection now download correctly. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.7.5 • Fixed a bug where an invisible second copy of the app could keep running in the background — using lots of memory, CPU, and battery — and interfere with the app's connection to your remotes the next time you opened it. If your storage locations recently stopped loading until a restart or reboot, this was why. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.7.4 • Renaming a remote now allows spaces: creating a remote already let you put spaces in the name, but the Rename screen wouldn't — the two sides now match, so you can rename to a name with spaces just like when you create one. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.7.3 • Much faster folder listing: browsing remotes (especially if you have S3/B2 buckets) is no longer slowed down by the storage capacity bars loading in the background — folders open right away again. • Photos Backup fix: creating or editing a Photos Backup scheduled sync no longer gets stuck on a "Folder Access Required" message you couldn't clear — you can save it again. • Apple Watch sync no longer goes backwards: if a folder was briefly unavailable mid-sync, your watch could lose photos and videos it had already downloaded and then re-sync everything. Already-synced media now stays put through a hiccup. • Apple Watch sync is leaner: small photos and clips are no longer needlessly re-uploaded on every sync, saving battery and data. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.7.0 • NEW Widgets for iPhone, iPad & Mac: a Photo Slideshow of your favorites, a Storage Dashboard with per-location used/free bars, a Bandwidth monitor, and a Sync Status board for your scheduled syncs — all styled with the starfield and tappable straight to the right place in the app. • Storage at a glance: every storage location now shows a thin used/free capacity bar, with the full readout in its context menu — remotes and linked local folders alike. Make it your own in Settings: hide the bars, or switch them to monochrome. • iCloud sync across your devices: Apple Watch favorites and hidden flags, plus your recently-played list and exact playback position, now follow you from one device to the next. • Apple Watch polish: slideshows advance when a track ends, VR/360 media is skipped (the watch can't project it), look-alike photos are de-duplicated, and watch copies are never larger than the original. • Calmer syncing: background transfers pause while you're playing media or browsing, costly changes ask before they resync, and folder sizes and counts update live during a sync. • Fixes: tapping one folder in the Sync / Offline lists no longer expands them all, and several deep links now land exactly where you tapped. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.6.0 • NEW Apple Watch app: sync folders of photos, videos, and music to your watch — transcoded to watch-friendly sizes, encrypted end to end, and delivered through your private iCloud so they play with your phone off or out of reach. Library, Recents, and Favorites browsing, crown-zoom photos, video and background audio playback, storage management with an optional cap, and streaming of full-quality originals from your iPhone when it's nearby, plus a watch-face photo complication that flips through a folder you pick — tap to open a photo, turn the crown to zoom, and it stays legible on tinted faces. • Keep Offline: pin any folder of any remote for a complete, encrypted local mirror that stays fresh automatically — browse and preview it even when the remote is unreachable. Per-pin Wi-Fi-only toggle and a new Settings → Offline Files management screen. • Spotlight: find your cloud files in device-wide search, by name and by content (text-like files and PDFs in local sources). You choose what's indexed — hidden files, private remotes, and encrypted remotes stay out unless explicitly opted in. • Shortcuts: Enter Space's full feature surface is now available as chainable App Intents — file operations, share links, offline pins, scheduled syncs, Time Portal recovery, Space Inspector reports, Doppel duplicate scans, git commit & push, and curated settings (secrets are structurally excluded). • Scheduled syncs: new rate-limit controls — a transactions-per-second cap and low-level retries for providers with unpredictable limits like pCloud, plus automatic abort with a clear message if a destination keeps rate-limiting. • Fixes: video files no longer classify as images in remote listings, bandwidth statistics no longer pin a CPU core, and IP address validation requires a full dotted quad. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.5.1 • Dragging items onto a folder in the file browser now moves them into that folder, instead of re-uploading a copy wrapped in an extra folder. • Media gallery on Mac: left/right arrow keys navigate, space bar plays/pauses the slideshow. • Storage list "recently used" sorting now reflects the remotes you actually open. • Fixed a crash in the code editor when editing a file while search results were highlighted (for example selecting lines and pressing delete). • Encrypted remotes created from a folder's context menu while browsing a local folder now appear in the Storage list — previously they were created but never shown. • Creating an encrypted remote now warns when the name is already taken instead of silently overwriting the existing configuration. • Improved crash diagnostics for the bundled rclone engine. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Version 5.5.0 • Redesigned main screen — your cloud remotes and local folders now share one unified, sortable "Storage" list (sort by name or most‑recently‑used). • Cleaner header — quick buttons to open Files, add storage, get Help, and reach Settings, plus a refreshed Home that surfaces Scheduled Syncs, favorites, and recently played at a glance. • Fixed setting up OneDrive, Koofr, and other providers that ask follow‑up questions — the extra configuration steps now appear reliably and the remote saves correctly the first time. • Fixed the Files / Finder integration not updating when you enable or disable a remote, and improved iCloud sync of your configuration across your devices. • Larger, crisper Enter Space glyph in the Mac menu bar and Finder sidebar. • Added "Report an Issue" and "Suggest a Feature" right inside the Help tab. Thanks for using Enter Space!

• Fixed: on iPhone and iPad, the + button on the Local tab now opens the folder picker again, so you can add a bookmark to any folder. (Mac was unaffected.) Thanks for using Enter Space!

Stability and engine updates: • Updated the bundled rclone engine to 1.74.3 (latest stable) for the newest backend fixes and improvements. • Fixed a crash that could happen at launch and while adding a cloud account. • Fixed "server is not available" appearing right after you authorize a provider (such as pCloud) — signing in to add a remote now reliably reconnects to the on-device engine before completing. • Hardened how your configuration is loaded so your remotes always show up. Thanks for using Enter Space!

Comic book reader. Open any .cbz, .cbt, .cb7, or .cbr archive as a Media Gallery session. Pages display in natural reading order, animated GIF / WEBP pages stay animated, ZIP64 archives over 4 GB are supported, and extracted pages are encrypted at rest with a fresh AES-256-GCM session key — the key lives only in memory and is dropped along with the temp cache the moment you close the gallery. Safer crypt-to-crypt scheduled syncs. Syncing between two encrypted remotes now compares the actual decrypted passwords (not the random-nonce obscured form), so the "Switch to Encrypted Blob Sync" optimization is only offered when the keys are truly interchangeable. A new red key-slash warning calls out crypt pairs whose passwords actually differ — useful for catching "I thought these were the same" misconfigurations before a sync runs.

* Fixes an issue with Git Commit for repos without an identity defined by adding a view to set the Identity in the Git Panel of the Code Editor

* Address issue with Date Time Parsing for certain Locales

* Expanded supported media types for Media Gallery & Preview * Upgraded Rclone Library version to 1.74.2

+ Adds a backup guide that walks you through setting up a comprehensive backup solution including end to end encryption and coverage for your Documents, Photos Library and encourages following a 3-2-1 industry best practice + Adds simple banners to the home tab when you don't quite have backups setup properly or they need some + Adds support for using Enter Space as Document storage for any other app on iOS by configuring a new setting to set a default storage path on your chosen remote. * Improves Scheduled Syncs handling of Links with a few more advanced option.

+ Adds support for NFS based Serves that bring significant performance boosts when mounted on macOS * Boosts performance of all other Serve based settings thanks to Rclone's VFS being utilized * Improves tvOS Add/Edit Remote forms when selecting a remote and path by pulling inspiration from the remote selection and path browsing UIs already present in iOS and macOS platforms * Upgrades Rclone library version to 1.74.1 * Improves the overall security of tvOS show hidden remote action to avoid impersonation attempts from multiple Apple TVs on the network. * Apple TV Show Hidden Remotes now push a notification to your iOS and macOS devices so you know when the request is made without having to manually open it up to check.

* Fixes an upload issue when using an encrypted remote on top of a local alias in app