Cocoatech Updates Path Finder to 4.7.2

by , 12:00 AM EDT, July 26th, 2007

Cocoatech updated Path Finder to version 4.7.2 on Wednesday. This version fixes one priority issue and numerous small bugs.

The priority issue was a bug in which selecting or moving a large number of files could fail or cause Path Finder to crash.

Other fixes include:

• Fixed path navigator drawing problems when placed below the browser
• Fixed Volume icons placement on the desktop (where the Network icon could overlap other icons)
• Setting PF’s terminal to use an external terminal application works again
• Dragging an address from Firefox browser to PF’s Desktop will now correctly create a .webloc file
• Dragging and dropping selected text into a Path Finder window or Desktop will now correctly create a .textClipping file
• Added a “Convert Image” item to the Preview menu
• Updated Japanese and Spanish localizations

For a complete list of fixes, see Cocoatech's changelog page.

Path Finder is a full featured Finder replacement for the power user. It can be used in conjunction with the Mac OS X Finder or can completely replace it. Path Finder is also highly customizable to suit users with different needs and tastes.

The version 4.7.2 is auto-detected and, with the user's permission, will auto-install. It is a free update.

Path Finder 4.7.2 requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later and is licensed on a per user basis, meaning that one licensed user can use Path Finder on all Macs in his or her possession. It is priced at US$34.95.