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4.3
New features:
- You can now use unmodified keys as hot keys on Mac OS X, including function keys.
- Added a new kind of dock which shows all mounted disks and servers.
- DragThing is now a multi-lingual bundled application.
- Added an option to only hide other applications when switching using DragThing.
- Added an option to disable Command-N.
- Scripts selected from folder menus are now run by default.
- Tooltips work more like those in Mac OS.
- Added a "Select new original..." button to the Item Options window.
- Dragging is now possible with "Dock items are buttons" switched on.
- Icon spacing is no longer automatically adjusted when changing layer styles.
- Window positions are remembered between sessions.
- Option windows should appear on the correct monitor for their dock.
- Windows with overall translucency set become opaque when the mouse is over them.
- DragThing will unhide itself during command-tabbing if necessary.
- You can click and hold the Desktop Trash icon for the contextual menu.
- Desktop Trash floats when being repositioned.
- Applications are now brought to the front before being quit.
- Double-clicking the Finder in a regular dock will open a new Finder window.
- "Get Info" menu item changed to "Show Info" on Mac OS X.
- Added scriptable options to turn off zoom rects and text embossing.
- Refined option-clicking behaviour when dock items are buttons.
Bugs fixed:
- Fixed an occasional crash with the Desktop Trash contextual menu.
- Fixed problem where you couldn't click on the icon of LimeWire.
- Fixed problem with blank notes showing in the dock name bar.
- Floating windows are hidden while running fullscreen applications on Mac OS X.
- Unix files are hidden correctly in folder menus.
- Items starting with a "-" are shown correctly in folder menus.
- "Duplicate Dock" script works correctly with Desktop Trash showing.
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