RSS feeds get their own settings: save each feed to a folder of its own, filter it with Match and Reject rules and preview what they would do, or reset a feed to fetch its items again. Downloads now keep the Mac awake until they finish, so they carry on while you are away. Right-click a download for more controls, including Change Destination…, Move to Top and Move to Bottom. Plus various refinements and improvements.

Various refinements and improvements.

Various stability improvements and refinements.

Various stability improvements.

This update improves stability and memory efficiency when handling large downloads. The next queued download now starts sooner, and multipart or password-protected 7-Zip downloads extract more reliably.

This update improves stability and memory efficiency when handling large downloads, particularly during verification, repair, extraction and delivery to their final destination.

- Saber is now available in Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Korean, throughout the app and in the User Guide. - A new Filter Extra Unwanted Files setting, off by default, leaves out files with extensions of your choice, such as .exe, when delivering a finished download. - Downloads are faster, especially on higher-latency connections: each connection now pipelines several article requests instead of waiting for a reply before sending the next, and a dropped or stalled connection reconnects and picks up where it left off rather than failing the download.

- Saber is now available in Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Korean, throughout the app and in the User Guide. - A new Filter Extra Unwanted Files setting, off by default, leaves out files with extensions of your choice, such as .exe, when delivering a finished download. - Downloads are faster, especially on higher-latency connections: each connection now pipelines several article requests instead of waiting for a reply before sending the next, and a dropped or stalled connection reconnects and picks up where it left off rather than failing the download.

- Saber is now available in Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Korean, throughout the app and in the User Guide. - A new Filter Extra Unwanted Files setting, off by default, leaves out files with extensions of your choice, such as .exe, when delivering a finished download. - Downloads are faster, especially on higher-latency connections: each connection now pipelines several article requests instead of waiting for a reply before sending the next, and a dropped or stalled connection reconnects and picks up where it left off rather than failing the download.

- Saber is now available in Spanish, German, French, Dutch, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese and Korean, throughout the app and in the User Guide. - A new Filter Extra Unwanted Files setting, off by default, leaves out files with extensions of your choice, such as .exe, when delivering a finished download. - Downloads are faster, especially on higher-latency connections: each connection now pipelines several article requests instead of waiting for a reply before sending the next, and a dropped or stalled connection reconnects and picks up where it left off rather than failing the download.

The results header now carries the indexer switch, category filter and save button directly, and the query itself is editable in place instead of a static "Results for" label. Search History, off by default in Settings, keeps your last 12 queries and offers them back in a dropdown under the search field. Search results and downloads both now show which indexer and category a release came from. Various stability fixes.

Saber can now use several providers at once for a single download, not just one: group them as Primary in Settings and they are pooled together, while anything set to Backup is only ever asked for what the Primary group could not supply. Search has a new button to switch which indexer it uses, right in the toolbar, and a bookmark button to save a query and come back to it later. Five more indexer presets. The speed chart and inspector buttons now show when their panel is open.

A release split across many files downloads faster: connections now pull from a single shared queue across every file at once, rather than finishing one file before starting the next. A speed chart along the bottom of the window shows download rate over time, with a choice of how finely it is plotted. An inspector panel shows a selected download's details, including a live map of the articles it is made up of. Downloads can now be selected individually and in bulk.

A release split across many files downloads faster: connections now pull from a single shared queue across every file at once, rather than finishing one file before starting the next. A speed chart along the bottom of the window shows download rate over time, with a choice of how finely it is plotted. An inspector panel shows a selected download's details, including a live map of the articles it is made up of. Downloads can now be selected and individually and in bulk.

A release split across many files downloads faster: every file's name and size are found up front, across every connection at once, rather than one file at a time with the rest of the connections waiting. A speed chart along the bottom of the window shows download rate over time, with a choice of how finely it is plotted.

Saber can now use more than one provider at a time. List them in the order you want them used, and when the first does not hold an article the next is asked, before any of the post's recovery blocks are spent on it. A backup or block account is only ever contacted for what is actually missing, so an ordinary download costs nothing on it. Providers can be switched on and off, and reordered, in Settings. Downloads are substantially faster, and adding connections now increases speed rather than making no difference to it.