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What's new in this version: WhatSize 7.7.7
- Adding support for macOS Ventura
- Dropping support for macOS Sierra 10.12
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.7.5
- Fixes to better handle Mounted volumes inside the /Volumes folder
- This bug was causing WhatSize to improperly count mounted volume sizes when measuring the Startup Disk
WhatSize 7.7.4
- Fixes to better handle Mounted volumes inside the /Volumes folder
- This bug was causing WhatSize to improperly count mounted volume sizes when measuring the Startup Disk
- Adding support for macOS
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.7.3
- Fixing Crashes introduced as part of the swift (getattrlistbulk) upgrade
- I have downgraded to the obj-c version of (getattrlistbulk)
- Fixes to the Allow Full Disk Access routine
- Many thanks to loyal and generous customers
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.7.2
- Fixing Crashes introduced as part of the swift (getattrlistbulk) upgrade
- I have downgraded to the obj-c version of (getattrlistbulk)
- Fixes to the Allow Full Disk Access routine
- Many thanks to loyal and generous customers
- Michael Anderes, Harald Regentrop, Karl Pfeiffer, Michiel Winthagen and others
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.6.6
- Fixing TimeMachine support for Big Sur
- Fixing Swift library linking issue that affects macOS systems older than 10.14
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.6.5
- Fixing TimeMachine support for macOS Big Sur
- Maintenance Fixes
WhatSize 7.6.4
- Adding support for macOS Big Sur
- Addressed a rare issue that would cause an infinite loop on startup
- Addressed issue related to a mounted volume with missing volume UUID
- Addressed an issue related to improper TimeMachine
WhatSize 7.6.3
- Adding support for macOS Big Sur
- Addressed an issue that would cause an infinite loop on startup
- Addressed an issue related to SMB/AFP mounted volumes without a volume UUID
WhatSize 7.6.2
- Adding support for macOS Big Sur
- Addressed a rare issue that would cause an infinite loop on startup
WhatSize 7.4.4
- When measuring a parent folder, children that are present on the SideBar are automatically updated
- Addressed a small issue when handling the Request Activation Reset
- Added 'Empty Trash' menu item to empty the trash using Finder
- File counts are properly updated when the app performs background updates
WhatSize 7.4.3
- Added support for managing local TimeMachine/APFS snapshots. These invisible files can fill up your disk. This feature is available on 10.15 and newer
WhatSize 7.4.1
- Implemented Export As TSV, allowing for more data processing using Numbers.app or Microsoft Excel.app
- Addressed issues related to APFS (Apple File System)
- Addressed move to trash issues
WhatSize 7.3.3
- Addressed issues related to macOS Catalina
- Addressed issues that were causing large memory utilization
- Performance optimizations
WhatSize 7.3.2
- Addressed issues related to macOS Catalina
- Addressed issues that were causing large memory utilization
- Performance optimizations
WhatSize 7.2.1
- Added support for macOS Catalina
- Added code to automatically show/hide volumes in the sidebar as they are mounted/ejected from the Finder
WhatSize 7.1.1
- Brought back the Table View mode (from v6), to allow a flat view of all files recursively
- Improved filtering on the Table View, Duplicate View and Cleaner View
- Fixes to the duplicate and file categorization engine
- This build will invalidate your current measures, please re-measure using the new 7.1.1 build
WhatSize 7.1.0
- Added support for ExFAT file systems
- Added filtering by date/(date range) or size/(size range) to the duplicates view
WhatSize 7.0.9
- Fixes to the PieChart View mode
- Fixes to Mojave DarkMode
WhatSize 7.0.8
- Added Support for Apple's QuickLook Technology
- Fixed a few minor issues related to Mojave DarkMode
- Fixed a rare issue where the application was using excessive amounts of memory
- Updated the code base to be Swift 5 compliant
WhatSize 7.0.7
- In browser view mode, the count of files/folders will take in consideration the Show Hidden Files setting
- Adjusted string colors when in DarkMode
- Added Mail my Key for easy in app serial key retrieval
- Adjusted the default install location to be under /Applications
WhatSize 7.0.6
- Completed the re-write in Swift 4 and Apple's newest file system Technologies
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