v1.1.5
New
- Your window, your size — Drag any edge or corner to resize the window. The ••• menu offers Two rows, One row or Custom, an icon-size slider, and ⌘+ / ⌘− to zoom the tiles.
- The window opens where you left it — Move the window wherever it suits you — FileBo puts it back in the same spot next time, even after a restart or a reboot.
- Browse folders right in the window — Double-click a folder and it opens in place, in the same window. Step into subfolders, go back with ⌘[ or ⌘↑, and the folder name stays in the header so you always know where you are. Press Esc to leave the folder and return to your recent files.
- Paste and move files into any folder — Copy files anywhere — in FileBo or in Finder — then press ⌘V inside a folder to put a copy there, or ⌥⌘V to move them. Right-click empty space for Paste and Move Here.
- Press Space on a folder and look inside — Press Space on a folder and a panel opens out of the tile with everything inside it. Step into subfolders and back out with ⌘[, Backspace or ⌘↑, press ⌘Y on a file to see it in Quick Look, and drag files straight out into Finder or any other app. Inside, switch between an icon grid and a sortable list. Space again or Esc closes the panel.
- Apps tab: what you used last — The new Apps tab lists your applications in the order you last opened them, with a dot on the ones running right now.
- Switch tabs from the keyboard — ⌘← / ⌘→ or ⌃Tab move between tabs — even while you are typing in search, so you can narrow results by tab without touching the mouse.
Improvements
- Faster under the hood — Smoother scrolling, zooming and resizing, less work on the main thread, and a set of small refinements across the interface.