#Totalfinder changelog how to#
#Totalfinder changelog install#
#Totalfinder changelog Patch#
#Totalfinder changelog full#

IconChamp works on macOS 12, but is currently broken on macOS isn’t actually related to TotalFinder at all, but rather your previous enquiries regarding IconChamp. This document describes the security content of macOS Ventura 13.3. Apple Support About the security content of macOS Ventura 13.3

#Totalfinder changelog Patch#

※ No security patch notes are available for 13.4b1 22F5027f DeveloperSeed, as it is prerelease software intended for developers to validate functionality of their software (such as TotalFinder! P) with upcoming OS releases. I can confirm that TotalFinder 1.15.0 works fine with all of them, with no noticeable regressions in functionality.Īpple’s security patch notes are linked below for your reference.Īs always, thank you for using TotalFinder.

macOS 13.4b1 22F5027f Ventura DeveloperSeed (9).

(※ As always, please understand that there may be a short delay even after the above date depending on Antonin’s personal availability, since all releases are still compiled/built, signed, notarised, and uploaded entirely on his side, and he is quite busy these days with other commitments.)Ĭompatibility report: TotalFinder 1.15.0 works with macOS 13.4b1 22F5027f Ventura, macOS 13.3 22E252 Ventura, macOS 12.6.4 21G526 Monterey, and macOS 11.7.5 20G1225 Big Sur!Īpple recently released… uh, a lot of updates: TotalFinder 1.15.1 will be released at the very latest by April 9th. I will correct this behaviour in TotalFinder 1.15.1.Īpologies for the long period of waiting, and thank you all for remaining patient. Upon further inspection, it seems that Apple themselves actually use the “apply the most recent label colour” behaviour in Finder too, particularly for compatibility with older macOS / OS X versions that did not support multiple labels.Īdditionally, even from a UI design perspective, the most recent label colour is indeed drawn at the top of the stack. It’s… just that I thought using the oldest label colour would be the “correct” implementation. So TotalFinder actually does handle multiple labels on a single item, as that case is included as part of my standard test suite for my rewritten Coloured Labels code used on macOS 13. or is there a way to change this? In the moment you need first to remove all tags to change the color of the I see what happened here. Would be great to change this to the newest tag determins the label color - as it was before. This means, when there are several tags the oldest one determins the colour.

With Ventura on Intel, colored labels are working backwards.

#Totalfinder changelog install#

This way, it should not affect your current main macOS install that you are currently using.Īgain, it is totally fine if you do not want to do this.

#Totalfinder changelog how to#

This is a bit of a large ask of you (and it’s totally fine if you are unwilling to do so), but would it be possible for you to install a second copy of macOS to a new APFS volume ( here’s Apple’s instructions on how to do so), install TotalFinder on it, and see if it still reproduces for you with this clean state? (※ However, I have received no other such reports from other M2 users…) It is entirely possible that this may be some kind of bizarre issue that only occurs on M2 machines.

That being said, there is one difference in our testing environments - I do not own an M2 machine. The fact that the effects persisted even with a stock Finder (and/or with TotalFinder completely removed) is even stranger to me.

#Totalfinder changelog full#

I just uninstalled total finder and reset all SIP etc settings according to tutorial - I now still have a full memory am unfortunately completely unable to reproduce any of the symptoms you are describing here.