Release notes 2.0.4

By Erik Jälevik on 6 July 2026

Strictly bug fixes in this one.

Bug fixes

Fixed Autofit sometimes making certain columns too narrow.
Fixed Autofit not working for the special Folder column in search results.
Fixed copying text via Cmd/Ctrl+C from within dialogs and error overlays.
Fixed search being retriggered if moving between table and grid views with search results present.
If cancelling a move or trash/delete of search results in the middle, or if a transfer error occurred, the search results listing did not update correctly. Now fixed.
If a pane for a disconnected network drive folder was showing an error overlay, and we reconnected the drive, Refresh would not clear the error and relist the folder. Now fixed.
Fixed closed windows not being removed from layout state in saved config file.
Fixed potential “Cannot read properties of undefined (reading getError)” error when searching a folder.
Windows: Fixed missing right-click path segment menu for drive letters.
Windows: Disabled Search command in This PC.

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