What’s new in Foldrr

  1. 1.0.3Latest

    • Folders can be put in the order you want: grab the dots on a card and slide it along the row, with a line showing where it will land.
    • The notch waits while you are part-way through something — naming a folder, answering a question, choosing a file — instead of closing behind you and losing it.
    • The gesture's list stays open long enough to reach it.

  2. 1.0.2

    • Quick Save is adjustable from the notch: the hand button now lists where the next image goes — References or any folder — and whether it is copied too.
    • Images saved into a collection show up in Recent, and so do files dropped from the web: drops land in Drops, and the same picture twice is kept once.
    • The card that shows what you copied can follow copies made in any app, not only Foldrr's own, and stays out of the way of ⌘⇧4.
    • ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z take back deleting a file or removing a folder, and removing a folder now asks first — it never touches what is in Finder.
    • Fixed a crash when the four-finger gesture was turned off mid-click.

  3. 1.0.1

    • The Accessibility prompt now leads somewhere: if macOS skips its own dialog — which it does once a row for Foldrr already exists — Foldrr opens the list for you.
    • A tick given to an earlier build stops counting when the next one is signed differently. The card now says so: remove Foldrr with − and add it again.

  4. 1.0.0

    • Folders, screenshots and downloads in the notch — drop files on a card, drag them back out.
    • References: a place for the images you keep, with collections and GIFs that play.
    • Quick look on a single click, a Finder right-click menu, and Tidy Up for a folder gone to seed.

Foldrr

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Foldrr — the card that follows the pointer after a copy, naming the file and saying ⌘V to pasteFoldrr — the folders and the References grid, where saved images are kept in collectionsFoldrr — the notch open on a Mac desktop, folder cards across the top and the recent files below them