Version 6.2.3 fixes bugs, includes Finder windows in Quick Search, refines its appearance on Tahoe and more.
If you already bought Version 6, this update is free.
If you're using version 5.7.8 or earlier, this may be a PAID UPGRADE.
If you have a Default Folder X license purchased on or after March 1, 2023, this upgrade is free. Your existing license number will work in version 6.
If your license was purchased between September 1, 2022 and March 1, 2023, the upgrade is $9.95. For licenses bought prior to that, upgrades are $19.95.
If you're new to Default Folder X 6:
If you're still running version 5, you'll find details and screenshots of the new v6 features on the Default Folder X 6.0 Tour page.
What's new in version 6.2.3:
Open Finder windows are now included in Quick Search results.
Added icons to the About, Settings, Quick Start, Help and other menu items on Tahoe.
Eliminated delays in Open and Save dialogs when switching between folders or automatically selecting the last opened file.
Default Folder X's "QuickSearch" AppleScript verb takes a folder as a parameter so you can search only the contents of that folder.
Worked around a bug in macOS 26.1 and later that resulted in the path menu in Open and Save dialogs not updating, the Quick Search keyboard shortcut not working reliably, and the list of Finder windows not updating after a window was closed.
The "Open With" menu will only offer apps located in your Applications folders unless you turn on a checkbox in the Additional Settings (hold down the Option key while choosing Settings).
You can change the font size of Default Folder X's menus using the Terminal command "defaults write com.stclairsoft.DefaultFolderX5 menuFontSize 16".
Tracking of recent files works correctly in Java apps when you select a file using a native macOS Open dialog.
The Recent Files menu will show all recent files in Open dialogs presented by Keyboard Maestro macros.
Re-enabled the ability to set a minimum size for Open dialogs in the Additional Settings.
Fixed debug logging so it works correctly on macOS Tahoe.
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