| AUG 5 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7.5 fixes issues involving VoiceOver and Setapp when running on macOS 13 Ventura. |
| JUL 28 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7.4 is compatible with the latest beta version of macOS 13 Ventura. It also corrects an error in enabling the "Also slow this app when it's in front" checkbox on all versions of macOS. |
| JUL 28 2022: |
HistoryHound 2.3.3 adds support for the Orion browser, new filtering options, compatibility with the latest beta of Ventura, and fixes bugs with the parsing and display of web pages with non-roman characters. |
| JUL 26 2022: |
Default Folder X 5.7b2 supports the latest beta of macOS 13 Ventura, adds integration with Find Any File and fixes an issue with Microsoft OneDrive.
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| JUL 7 2022: |
Default Folder X 5.7b1 updates support for pre-release builds of macOS 13 Ventura.
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| JUL 5 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7.3 fixes menu bar icon spacing on older
systems and corrects errors in the amount of CPU use reported for the system's kernel_task. |
| JUN 9 2022: |
Default Folder X 5.7d3 provides preliminary support for the first developer release of
macOS 13 Ventura announced at WWDC this week.
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| MAY 27 2022: |
Default Folder X 5.6.6 corrects a problem that could prevent the Finder-click feature from working and make it impossible to approve Default Folder X in your Automation privacy settings.
Our thanks go out to
Takanori
Taniguchi, Ronald Leroux, Eberhard
Woentz, and Mogens
Thyregod for their localization help.
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| MAY 25 2022: |
Default Folder X 5.6.5 improves Finder-click, tracking of recent items, Path Finder & ForkLift compatibility and more.
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| MAY 11 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7.2 improves its menu bar icon display and addresses an issue that could prevent proper installation. |
| MAR 31 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7.1 addresses several bugs, fixes compatibility issues with Steam and Bartender, and adds localized help for French-speaking users. |
| MAR 2 2022: |
App Tamer 2.7 is now available!
It introduces a new capability on M1 powered Macs. When an app is in the background, it can be run on the M1's efficiency cores instead of on the more power-hungry performance cores. |
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