OpenBucket v0.2.1

OpenBucket v0.2.1

A fix release. A full review of the app turned up the problems below; every fix comes with a test. OpenBucket now also has a website: openbucket.koative.com.

Fixes

• Rename, Move To, ⌥-copy, metadata and tag edits and version restores keep the object's storage class and server-side encryption (including its KMS key) instead of turning it into a STANDARD object with the bucket's default encryption.
• Files stored with a gzip or deflate Content-Encoding download byte for byte instead of being unzipped on the way.
• Redirects from an endpoint are reported as an endpoint or region problem instead of being followed with a request whose signature no longer matches.
• Thumbnails of empty or very short objects no longer fail on services that answer an out-of-range read without an error body.
• An endpoint host that doesn't exist, a deleted version and an archived (Glacier) object each get an accurate error message instead of a generic failure.
• Update Mac in Compare with Local Folder no longer moves a local file to the Trash just because its name differs only in case from a new S3 file, and refuses to write through a folder that is a symbolic link.
• Uploading or moving several items whose names would collide within the same batch keeps both as “name 2” instead of one overwriting the other.
• Refreshing after a change while a folder is still loading reloads that folder instead of going back to the previous one.
• A delete confirmation or metadata editor that finishes loading after you switch connections or folders no longer appears for the new one.
• New Folder, rename, Move To, delete and metadata prompts and the share sheet close when you leave the folder they were opened in.
• Compare with Local Folder checks Allow changes as currently saved, so turning it off stops Update S3 in an already open window.
• Quick Look's temporary copy is removed when you quit while a preview is open.

Install

Download OpenBucket-macOS.dmg from the website or the README's Download for macOS button, open it, drag OpenBucket to Applications, and launch it from there. Requires macOS 26 or later on Apple silicon or Intel.