FileFluss 1.2

A polish release — many small quality-of-life upgrades and more customization across the panels, sidebar, and cloud-account flows.

Highlights

• Cloud storage usage at a glance. Most connected cloud accounts now show their used / free storage in the status bar, and the same numbers appear in the sidebar tooltip for each account.
• Independently resizable sidebars. The left and right sidebars resize separately, and either one collapses to an icon-only mode when you want more room for the file list.
• Finder-style row size toggle. View menu → row size, or ⌘+ / ⌘-, to step the rows between compact and roomy without leaving the keyboard.
• Auto-Resize column toggle. Right-click the Name column header to flip Auto-Resize on or off per panel — local and cloud panels remember their setting independently.
• Drag folders into Favorites. Drop any folder onto the Favorites section of the sidebar; a row-reorder-style insertion indicator shows exactly where the favorite will land.
• Edit cloud-account credentials in place. Settings → Cloud Accounts lets you update credentials on an existing account — no need to remove and re-add it.
• Remove a cloud account from the sidebar. Opt-in context menu entry on each cloud account row for a one-click removal, without diving into Settings.
• Resizable Add Cloud Account sheet that fits the screen instead of clipping, and now recovers cleanly when the OAuth browser flow is cancelled instead of getting stuck.
• S3: pin a bucket / sub-folder at connection time. Optional path you set once when adding the account, so the panel opens directly inside the folder you actually care about.
• SFTP folders no longer appear empty when the server returns ISO-date timestamps or SELinux longname listings.
• Cloud delete dialog now names the actual account instead of a hardcoded provider name.
• Refreshed cloud-provider logos — fourteen icons redrawn for a more consistent look across the picker and sidebar.
• Dark app-icon variant ships in the asset catalog; the dock icon swaps live when macOS toggles appearance.
• Sidebar transfer list inserts the newest transfer at the top so the latest activity is always visible without scrolling.
• Backend optimization for faster loading, lower memory usage, and a cleaner foundation for future updates.

Upgrading from 1.1.1

Your cloud accounts carry over — no need to re-add them after upgrading.

Installation

Homebrew

brew upgrade --cask filefluss

Manual

Download FileFluss-v1.2.dmg below and drag FileFluss.app into your Applications folder.

Requirements

• macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later