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- Fixed: "WebDAV Lite" title now shows correctly in the settings window title bar (it was invisible in versions 1.1.0–1.1.4) - Fixed: The title bar and tab bar now share a seamless background color

- Fixed: WebDAV address using your Mac's name (e.g. davids-macbook-pro.local) now works in all browsers — was returning "site can't be reached" due to special characters in the name - New: Purchase screen redesigned with a cleaner look and dreamy gradient header - Fixed: Close button on the purchase sheet now works reliably and sits at the corner - Fixed: Filter icon in the Pro feature list was missing

- Fixed: HTTPS URLs now display correctly in the menu bar and Settings when TLS encryption is enabled. Previously, the app always showed http://, causing "Client sent an HTTP request to an HTTPS server" errors when clicked. - New: System clutter files are now hidden automatically for everyone — including .DS_Store, Thumbs.db, AppleDouble (._*), TimeMachine markers (.com.apple.timemachine.*), Spotlight index (.Spotlight-V100), Trash (.Trashes), FSEvents (.fseventsd), and others. No setup required; previously these leaked filesystem structure to WebDAV clients. - Fixed: Language switching in Settings → General now takes effect immediately. A regression in the locale propagation chain caused UI text to remain in the previous language until app restart. - Improved: Quick Add buttons in the Filters tab trimmed to the five patterns that aren't already auto-hidden (.git, node_modules, .env, .vscode, .idea). Placeholder text now clarifies which file types are excluded by default.

- Fixed a critical issue that prevented the WebDAV server from starting on some Macs - Resolved repeated keychain authorization prompts when accessing saved passwords - Automatic recovery when the configured port is held by a stale process

This is a critical hotfix for version 1.1. Bug in 1.1: The WebDAV engine process crashes immediately when users tap "Start Service". Root cause: the Go engine was shipped as a bare Mach-O binary signed with sandbox entitlements, but libsecinit requires a CFBundleIdentifier (from Info.plist) to apply the sandbox profile. Without a bundle identifier, macOS kills the process with SIGILL before main() runs. Result: 100% of users cannot start the server — the app is unusable. Fix in 1.1.1: The Go engine is now wrapped as a WebDAVEngine.bundle with Info.plist declaring CFBundleIdentifier = app.tapfun.webdavlite.engine. The bundle is signed with com.apple.security.app-sandbox = true plus network server/client and file access entitlements. This satisfies both libsecinit's bundle ID lookup and App Store's sandbox validation. Scope of changes: This submission is exclusively the SIGILL crash fix. No new features, no UI changes beyond a cosmetic close button on the purchase sheet. Testing: Verified on macOS 15 Sequoia — engine starts successfully, WebDAV server serves files, browser listing works, auth works, TLS works, stop/restart cycle works. How to verify: After installing, select a shared directory in Settings → General, then tap "Start Service". The status indicator should turn green and service addresses should appear.

- Improved menu bar status display with colored indicators (green for running, red for stopped) - Better port conflict detection — now identifies whether the port is used by WebDAV Lite or another app - Added helpful error messages with one-click solutions (e.g., killall webdav-engine for orphaned processes) - App now automatically cleans up background processes when quitting - Updated Logs tab icon - Bug fixes and stability improvements