Go64 Release Notes

Added an option to filter the list of applications to show CPU architectures that are not Intel or Universal.
You can double-click on the separator between column headers to automatically resize a column to fit its contents.
When saving the results of a scan, the architecture of applications is now exported along with the other information.
Fixed the formatting of exported application information that contains tabs, carriage returns and other special characters.
Updated terminology such as "preferences" to refer to "settings" when running on macOS Ventura and higher.
Go64 now correctly reports the developer and website for Akai Professional and Cycling '74 audio apps.
Fixed user interface layout issues on macOS Ventura.

Added counts of Intel and Universal apps.
Updated the interface to use "Non 64-bit ready" and "64-bit ready" instead of "32-bit" and "64-bit".
Fixed contextual menus so they operate on the item that's clicked on rather than the selected item(s) when you click on an unselected item.
Old 32-bit iPhone apps will no longer be shown in Go64's application list.
Go64 is now localized in German.

The CPU architecture of applications is now shown in the application list. This lets you see which of your apps have been upgraded to natively support Apple Silicon.
Tooltips now show the complete contents of a column so that you can see it even if the column is too narrow to display it completely.
Go64 now offers to move itself to your Applications folder if you launch it from another location.
Fixed a crash that could occur when scanning multiple disks that contain the same application.
Corrected company URLs for iDrive and RealPlayer.

When selecting multiple apps at once and revealing them in the Finder, Go64 will open as few Finder windows as possible, rather than opening a new window to reveal each application.
Go64 recognizes when an application contains a 32-bit component but also has a separate, 64-bit counterpart for it. It will not flag these applications as having 32-bit-only components.

Added the ability to hide applications in the list if you've decided they don't matter to you.
Fixed a bug that caused the count of 32- and 64-bit apps to be incorrect when running in French.

If an application changes while Go64 is open (if you update one after performing a scan, for example), Go64 will re-scan that application and update the information in its display.
If Go64 is updating itself, the promotional window will not pop up and stop Go64 from finishing the update process.
Updated some developer URLs, including http://apps.tempel.org and http://www.titanium-software.fr.
Go64 will now run on macOS 10.10 Yosemite.

When you add folders to be ignored in Go64's preferences, the numbers of 32-bit, 64-bit, and total applications are correctly updated.
Really old PowerPC-only applications are no longer listed as 64 bit apps.
When scanning for all executables, TextMate bundles are now included.

When displaying both 32-bit and 64-bit applications in its results list, Go64 now highlights 32-bit apps in red. This can make it easier to see whether you already have a newer version that's 64-bit.
The website URL and developer name have been corrected for a number of apps, including those from Ashlar-Vellum, Avid, Slack, Steinberg and Valve.

Corrected a bug that could cause Go64 to crash when it encountered an application with incorrect metadata.

Go64 now has a preferences window where you can add folders that should be excluded from scans.
Apps and frameworks that don't run on macOS are now skipped (this is primarily of interest to iOS developers).
When scanning for all executable code, a Kind column is shown in the results so items can be sorted by their type.
Preference panes are now explicitly scanned. This works around a bug in Spotlight, which doesn't find them when searching for all executable files.
Corrected a bug which caused Go64 to intermittently fail to reload previous search results after it launched.

When first launched, Go64 will reload your previous search results rather than starting a new search if the search will take longer than 15 seconds.
The 'Helpers' and 'Library' folders are now correctly searched if they exist inside an application. This reveals old 32-bit helper executables in Adobe Lightroom 6 and GraphicConverter 9.
Fixed a bug in which the count of 32-bit and 64-bit apps shown at the bottom of the window could be wrong after using the "Ignore this warning" checkbox for a 64-bit app with embedded 32-bit executables.
When nothing is selected in the list of applications, a prompt at the bottom now tells you to select an app to see more information about it.
If your last search before quitting Go64 was "All Disks", that will be selected when you relaunch it, rather than the system disk.