1.0.6

SFTP with nothing to install, cloud drives in the sidebar, and a sidebar that stays where you left it.

SFTP. Connect to Server now takes what you would type for ssh — me@server.com, no scheme — and opens the server in a window. It uses the /usr/bin/sftp already on every Mac, so there is no macFUSE, no sshpass and no kernel extension. The password goes to ssh over a pipe rather than the command line, and one connection is held open so browsing does not re-handshake. It is not a mount: other applications cannot see these files, and opening one downloads it first.

Cloud drives. iCloud Drive, Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and Box appear in a Cloud group in the sidebar. They were always ordinary folders on disk; there was just nowhere to click.

Fixed:

• An empty password crashed the app. Cancel and an empty box were the same answer, so the window was torn down from inside the alert's own dismissal while AppKit was still animating it.
• SFTP was refused by the mount check before it could open. It is not a mount, so it is no longer asked.
• The folder tree forgot which folders were open. Only sidebar groups recorded their state; tree folders had nowhere to record it.
• Opening a folder scrolled the sidebar and moved its highlight. Nothing outside the sidebar moves the sidebar now.
• The arrow keys did not work in the sidebar: one click and focus had already left for the file list.
• Selecting the Themes tab made the settings window wider every time.
• Escape did not close Settings.