- Canceling indexing now behaves more clearly: after clicking Cancel, the app shows a "Canceling..." state instead of making the action feel ignored.
- Canceling indexing no longer immediately starts indexing again in the background just because the app is idle or the index is outdated.
- If indexing is saving final data, the UI now shows that the index is being saved instead of simply hiding the Cancel button.x
- The search settings page now shows the result of the last indexing run, such as completed, canceled, or failed.
- The last indexing summary now includes useful context like how many items were indexed and how long the scan took.
- Indexing progress is worded more clearly, showing drive progress as "Drives: X / Y" so it is easier to understand what the number means.
- The global search popup now uses clearer status text for indexing, canceling, and saving states.
- Canceling an indexing run keeps the previous search index available, so search data does not disappear because of a canceled scan.
- The app is more resilient if indexing is interrupted, canceled, or the app is closed during indexing.
- Added optional "date created" column.
- Added optional "tags" column. Tags can be modified (added / removed / edited) directly in the column.
- Removed tag delete button from the tags popover component. Some users might mistake it for "untag current item" action
- Persist a full snapshot of the affected per-user registry keys before enabling SFM as the default file manager.
- Roll back registry changes if enabling fails partway through.
- Restore the previous registry state only when the current keys still match SFM-owned values.
- Avoid deleting registry keys that may contain external user or third-party changes.
- Preserve legacy cleanup only for exact SFM-owned registry state without a backup.
- Add tests for registry snapshot serialization and ownership mismatch detection.
- Remove separate "Current directory context menu" button. It might be confusing for some users.
- The "Current directory context menu" can be opened with right click on the last address part.
- Make the address bar parts less visible than the current directory part.
- Address editor can now display and open files
- Added second mode that lets you quickly open frequently used paths
- Added ability to navigate with keyboard (back, forward, up, reveal in directory)
- Added ability to reveal file / directory in its parent directory
- Significantly improved design
- Unassign default shortcuts from "Navigate to previous / next page" action to avoid confusion;
- Allow to unassign shortcuts;
- Allow to assign multiple shortcuts to one action;
- Add context menu to the shortcuts list;
- Improve design;
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