New
- Drag files out to the desktop. Hold Alt (or Option on macOS) while dragging a file or selection from the file browser to drop it directly onto your desktop or another application. No need to export first. See Browse, select, and annotate your files.
- Choose export quality for images. When exporting images, you can now pick a quality level to balance file size and visual fidelity.
- Custom folder view preferences. Grid vs. list, sort order, and column choices are remembered per folder, so each part of your catalog opens the way you left it.
Improvements
- Buttery-smooth scrolling in the file browser. A major refactor of the file explorer delivers noticeably faster, smoother scrolling, especially in large folders with thousands of items.
- Faster previews and thumbnails. Preview images and thumbnails now load significantly faster across sources and collections.
- Drag and drop overhaul. Dragging and dropping sources, collections, and files in the sidebar and main panels is more responsive and reliable.
- Easier pane resizing. The drag handle between sidebar and main panels is now larger and more comfortable to grab.
- Real-time source and collection membership. When an admin adds you to or removes you from a source group or collection, access updates instantly. No refresh required.
- Bulk file sorting. Reordering and alphabetizing many files at once is dramatically faster.
- Smoother sign-in. The email and OTP sign-in flow has been polished for more predictable form handling.
Fixes
- Queueing files no longer performs unnecessary source lookups, making the queue feel more responsive.
- Corrected an edge case where a collection item could exist without its underlying file, preventing unexpected errors in the file view.