Performance • File lookups are now instant, even on connections with hundreds of thousands of files. • Folders you haven't opened in a while are no longer checked repeatedly in the background, which saves battery and server traffic. Bug fixes • Files with a slash in the name now open and save correctly on every server type. Existing connections correct themselves as you browse, with no re-scan or re-download. • A folder the server lists but can't open is set aside instead of being retried over and over, and comes back on its own once the server recovers. • Fixed "the file names may be out of date" errors after resetting a connection. • A rejected upload no longer leaves numbered copies behind.

• Fixed a data-loss bug when renaming a folder while files were still uploading into it. The folder could briefly disappear and the freshly uploaded files could be lost. Renaming is now safe, affected files are recovered instead of deleted, and the folder refreshes right away. • Reliability improvements to background browsing and syncing.

NEW - Create a share link right from the Share sheet. Pick a file on a Nextcloud, OneDrive, Dropbox, or S3 connection, tap Share, and choose "Driio" to create a public link and copy it in one tap. Also in this release: • Fresher browsing. Changes made on the server show up faster. • The Stop button now truly cancels a download on every protocol, with no leftover error.

- Fixed SMB shares getting stuck in Finder after a brief network hiccup, sleep/wake, or timeout. They stay connected now, and any share stuck by an older version reconnects on its own. - Clearer SMB errors: you'll see the actual reason a connection failed (wrong password, missing share, permission denied, unreachable server) instead of a generic alert. - Added opt-in diagnostic logging to troubleshoot tricky connections. Enable it under Advanced → Diagnostics (macOS) or Settings → Troubleshooting (iOS), then reveal or share the logs from the app.

This release fixes two transfer issues affecting Nextcloud, generic WebDAV servers, and OneDrive: - Large downloads no longer fail with a false "Transfer stalled" error after 30 seconds. Files of any size now download as long as the server is actively sending data. - Uploads on slow connections no longer fail when a single chunk takes more than 30 seconds to send.

OneDrive support — browse, download, upload, and manage Microsoft OneDrive files directly in Finder and the iOS Files app

Features: NFS support is here. Mount NFSv3 exports from Linux, FreeBSD, and NAS devices like Synology, QNAP, and TrueNAS. Optional UID/GID for AUTH_SYS. Drives now reconnect automatically when your network comes back — no more re-mounting after Wi-Fi drops or your Mac wakes from sleep. Bugfixes: Deleted folders no longer linger with a spinner in Finder, and SSH/SFTP uploads stop falsely reporting "stalled" after completing.

Security Improvements - Added "Allow Untrusted Certificates" option for WebDAV, S3, and FTP connections using self-signed or private CA certificates - SSH connections now verify server identity using Trust-on-First-Use (TOFU) host key verification - Server host key fingerprints are displayed in the connection editor and sync across devices via iCloud - FTP connections now verify TLS certificates by default These changes improve connection security while adding flexibility for self-hosted servers.