XtraFinder 1.4 Full: Enhancements and Bug Fixes

The latest version of XtraFinder, 1.4 full, has been released with several exciting enhancements and bug fixes. This update aims to improve the overall user experience and address some issues that users have reported.

One of the most notable changes is the way tabs behave. In this new version, you can drop items directly onto a tab to move or copy them, which should be more convenient for many users. Additionally, the 'Expand tabs to fill available space' option has been added, allowing you to customize how your tabs are displayed.

Another improvement is the automatic selection of the previous folder after using the 'Go Back' feature. This should make it easier to navigate through your files and folders.

The development team has also fixed a few minor issues, including a crash that some users experienced with the tab system. Furthermore, the 'Fill entire row in List View' option for the 'Legacy label color' feature has been added, giving you more control over how your files are displayed.

Some users may be interested to know that XtraFinder now supports Shift-Select in Icons View, making it easier to select multiple items at once. The update also includes a new feature called XtraFinderLoader, which is designed for use with OS X 10.15 Catalina.

For those who have been using earlier versions of XtraFinder, you may need to copy two files to install the update and one file to update your existing installation. Don't worry, though - this process is relatively straightforward and shouldn't take long.

One thing to note is that if you're running an older version of Mac OS, such as 10.6 or earlier, you can skip this update. The same applies if you're using macOS 10.

However, if you are running OS X 10.11 El Capitan, you may need to partially disable System Integrity Protection using the 'csrutil enable -without debug' command after booting into Recovery OS in order for XtraFinder to work properly.

In addition to these updates, XtraFinder also includes several other features and enhancements that make it an even more powerful tool for navigating your files and folders. For example, you can now middle-click a folder to open it in a new window or tab, which should be very convenient.

Other notable features include the ability to display the size of selected items in the status bar, transparent windows, customizable colors, and much more. Whether you're looking for a way to improve your productivity or simply want more control over how you interact with your files, XtraFinder is definitely worth checking out.

Overall, this latest update to XtraFinder 1.4 full should be a welcome addition to the lives of many users, offering a range of enhancements and bug fixes that make it an even more effective tool for navigating your Mac's file system.

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