1.7 is all about paths. In a welcome update for terminal fans, Fileside now supports tab completion for manually typed-in folder paths, and improved path handling all round.

A minor bugfix release that fixes keyboard shortcuts such as Cmd-C, Cmd-V, Cmd-Z etc in dialogs on Mac.

1.6 is out, in which Fileside becomes a more well-adjusted citizen of its surrounding operating system society, through a bunch of new features focused on improving system integration.

Some polish and minor bug fixes for the new features in 1.5. And a teeny weeny new feature.

Search has been one of the most common feature requests for Fileside since the beginning, and now it’s finally here. A simple, no-nonsense, recursive file system search, that does what you expect and leaves no stone unturned.

To accommodate this, the path box also got a major overhaul, featuring a much improved navigation experience.

Fixes drives not always showing up under This PC on Windows, as well as a potential crash bug.

Strictly a bugfix release for a potential crash when loading or starting up with a pane pointing to a missing directory.

This minor update adds markdown support to the preview, and introduces a build for Apple Silicon.

Previews get a significant boost in 1.4 with support for many more file types. Furthermore, they’re no longer strictly confined to their pane, the new Expand toggle lets you go full-screen when you need to.

When there are conflicts during file transfers, you now have the option to overwrite only if the source file is newer than the corresponding destination file.