Photos are no longer only for looking at: you can sort through a shoot, file it away and tidy things up without leaving the app. SELECTING AND DELETING • Select in batches: ⌘-click adds and removes files, Shift selects a range, ⌘⇧ adds a range to the selection, ⌘A takes the whole folder, Esc clears it • Shift with the arrow keys extends the selection from the keyboard • ⌘⌫ sends the selection to the Trash — in the grid and in the full-screen viewer, where sorting usually happens • After a deletion the selection moves to the next photo, and the viewer shows the next frame, closing only when the folder is empty • ⌘Z undoes anything done to files: deleting brings them back from the Trash, moving returns them, copying removes the copies FILING THINGS AWAY • Drag onto a folder in the grid or straight into the neighbouring pane; hold ⌥ to copy instead • "Move To" and "Copy To" in the context menu, listing the current folder's subfolders and any other folder • "Move to the Other Pane" in one click when the window is split in two • When a name is taken, the app asks: keep both, replace, or cancel. A replaced file goes to the Trash, and the whole thing is undone with a single ⌘Z • A new folder with ⇧⌘N, the toolbar button or the context menu on empty space • Renaming files and folders from the context menu PROTECTED FILES • A padlock on files and folders that cannot be changed: no write access, or the Finder "Locked" flag is set • Deleting and moving are disabled for them, while copying still works — reading a protected photo is never forbidden ORDER AND GROUPS • Sorting by file kind, alongside name, date and size • Grouping by kind, month or size, with group headings in both views INFO PANEL • It now belongs to a tab: read metadata in one, sort files in another. Closes with the × in its own header • A "Checksum" section computes SHA-256 on request and copies it to the clipboard SMALL THINGS • Mounted volumes appear in and disappear from the sidebar on their own; removable ones have an eject button • The list view alternates row backgrounds like Finder, and in a narrow pane the columns give way to the file name • Going up a level selects the folder you came from and scrolls to it • A deleted folder closes the tabs it was open in; a renamed one takes them along

Videos now sit right alongside photos, and the browser window has learned tabs. VIDEO IN THE SAME PLACE • Clips sit in the same grid, with a poster frame and their duration • They open in the same full-screen window: space pauses, "," and "." seek, M mutes • Press S to save the current frame of a clip next to the recording itself • Duration, frame size, frame rate, codec, bit rate and audio tracks in the info panel TABS AND PANES SIDE BY SIDE • ⌘T opens a new tab: each one keeps its own folder, its own history and its own selection • ⌘\ splits the window into panes side by side — two folders in view at once • Tabs can be dragged between panes; the divider between panes can be dragged too • "Open in New Tab" and "Open to the Side" are in every folder's context menu ZOOM AND GESTURES • Pinch, double-click or +/− zoom up to eight times; 0 fits the photo back to the screen • A two-finger swipe pages through the folder, and the photo follows your finger • Swipe up to close the viewer, swipe down to show the shot information SMALL THINGS • The window opens filling the whole available screen area • The size slider now works in the list view too, and its upper limit has doubled • In a narrow pane the list drops the size and date columns rather than clipping the file name Privacy is unchanged: the app still contains no networking code.