Chipmunk 1.2


Version 1.2 brings you Undo. Finally.

This is a free update for all registered users.

From the release notes:
- trashing of files is fully undoable
- sends growl notifictaions
- significant speed improvements when cataloguing
- can now delete on file servers

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.1.4


Version 1.1.4 fixes a few crashes

This is a free update for all registered users.

I know this took longer than it should, due to some personal troubles I had. I just want you to know that I’m still committed to do the best duplicate finder out there. I’m already working on the next most-requested feature.

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.1.3


Version 1.1.3 fixes quite a few problems with the tree view

This is a free update for all registered users.

What's new:
- shows number of catalogued folders
- enhanced feedback menu command
- fixed several display problems of the tree view
- added quit on close window when in demo mode
- fixed some rare crashes

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.1.2


Version 1.1.2 reduces memory consumption when running huge searches.

This is a free update for all registered users.

What's new:
- reduced memory usage considerably (this slows down large searches a bit, but keeps them from crashing)
- a search can now be started with a double-click and with the return key.
- removed a bogus crash (crash reporter would come up to report a crash though there was no crash)

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.1.1


Version 1.1.1 is just a small fix for a rare crash.

This is a free update.

What's new:
- fixed a rare crash
- added diagnostic code to hunt down another rare crash

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.1


Version 1.1 adds the three most requested features: Quick Look, Reveal In Finder and the automatic opening of the outline disclosure triangles. Have fun and a good duplicate hunt!

This is a free update.

What's new:
- added Quick Look (needs Leopard)
- added Reveal In Finder
- opens all disclosure triangles in the outline automatically (needs Leopard)

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.0.3

I added a check to make sure that the boot volume doesn't fill up.

When there's less than half a gigabyte free memory on the boot volume (or the volume the users home folder is on), Chipmunk stops cataloguing or comparing in order to protect the user (i.e. you) from a full boot disk. This should reduce the number of people getting stuck considerably.

Tip: If you are like me and your boot disk is 99% full most of the time, do yourself a favor and install iStat menus from islayer.com. You can then easily monitor your free memory. I advise on keeping at least 1GB free on the boot disk. Below that value starts the bumpy ride in my experience.

Changes:
- added a check for low hard disk space condition

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.0.2

Fixed another batch of stuff. Thanks for reporting.

Changes:
- the trash is not searched anymore
- hidden directories are not searched anymore
- fixed a condition in which trashing outer files wouldn't work
- added a dialog to tell the user when a file could not be moved to the trash

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.0.1

As soon as you get your software into the hands of enough of people, there are always a few who find more bugs. Thanks for reporting. Here are the fixes.

Changes:
- fixed some rare conditions where crashes could occur
- fixed a condition where the resource fork of a file was not checked for equality

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.0

Chipmunk 1.0 is out! Thanks to all people beta testing!

Tags:Releases

Chipmunk 1.0rc1

I have done it! I dare to call this version a release candidate. After finally repairing bundle support and fixing all known bugs, Chipmunk seems to be ready for prime time. Please use this version to check if everything's fine and give much appreciated feedback. Thank You

Changes:
- handles bundles correctly now
- fixed several crashing issues

Tags:Beta, Releases