Changelog

Files written into an open folder now update their size and thumbnail as soon as the write finishes — no manual refresh needed.

Search-result tabs also pick up in-place file changes, so their dates and sizes do not remain stuck at the original snapshot.

Reorder tabs by dragging them. The new order is saved for your next launch.

Sidebar destinations select across the full row, including the indentation and chevron, without turning a small pointer movement into a failed drag.

Quick Look now follows the selected file when you move with the arrow keys instead of playing the system alert sound.

Install apps from a disk image as expected: folder links look and behave like folders, accept drops, and open their destination, while app links still launch the app.

Dragging from a read-only volume now copies files instead of attempting a move that cannot finish.

Dropping a file onto an app no longer puts it inside the app. Apps stay launch targets, so their signed contents remain safe.

Settings → Sorting now has a Keep folders on top switch. Turn it off when you prefer folders and files mixed together by the active column.

Desktop sorting now survives relaunches, display changes, sleep, and wake instead of silently returning to Name.

Bare ⌫ now follows the keyboard in front of you: laptops keep Move to Trash, while full-size keyboards can use it to go up one folder. Your explicit Settings choice still wins.

On the macOS 27 beta, accessibility tools can ask for the window list without freezing SADFinder, and hang reports now include more context when a system stall remains.