Changelog

0.1.78

Put things back. Find them faster.

Restore items from SADFinder's Trash to their original folders, search naturally across words, launch apps directly, and get help when you need it.

New Improved Fixed

Changes in version 0.1.78

  • New

    Put Back is now available in the Trash. Items trashed through SADFinder remember their original folder, the record survives restarts, and the move can be undone.

  • Improved

    Multi-word search works like Finder: every word can match anywhere in a file name, in any order and across separators.

  • Fixed

    A search no longer comes back unexpectedly after you switch away from the app or move between tabs.

  • Fixed

    Double-click an application to launch it from the browser, Desktop, keyboard, context menu, or search results. Failed launches now explain what happened.

  • Improved

    The Help menu now opens the online guide, keyboard shortcuts, and feedback window instead of an unavailable-help alert.

  • Improved

    The companion picker stays with busy apps and fresh dialogs, even when a scan is interrupted or focus changes while files are being handed over.

0.1.77

One less beta crash.

A macOS 27 beta window-opening crash is intercepted so alerts and new windows can appear normally.

Fixed

Changes in version 0.1.77

  • Fixed

    A macOS 27 beta crash that could close SADFinder when a new window appeared is now intercepted, so alerts and update windows can open normally.

0.1.76

Search and info, easier to see.

Search options are now visible when you need them, while Get Info opens as a clearer standalone window with real previews.

New Improved

Changes in version 0.1.76

  • New

    Active search now has a visible Finder-style switchboard for scope and matching: Current Folder or This Mac, plus File Name or Name & Contents.

  • Improved

    Get Info on the Desktop opens as a standalone window you can compare side by side, without dimming the whole screen.

  • Improved

    The info card now shows real image and video previews, clearer facts, larger type, and more breathing room.

Search controls, out in the open. Choose the current folder or This Mac, then File Name or Name & Contents. Click to enlarge.