What's new in Quay 1.1.5 Build 357
Oct 8, 2013
- Quay is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks).
New in Quay 1.1.4 Build 321 (Jun 28, 2012)
- Quay is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion).
- Quay is now signed with Developer ID for 10.8's Gatekeeper compliance.
- Older versions sometimes displayed a spurious error message, complaining "...QuayMenu cannot open files...". This should be fixed now.
New in Quay 1.1.3 (Jul 20, 2011)
- Quay is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion). Support for 10.5 (Leopard) and PowerPC Macs has been dropped.
New in Quay 1.1.2 (Aug 31, 2009)
- Quay is now compatible with Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
- Quay now works correctly with the Finder's canned searches, if you drag them directly from the Finder to the Dock.
New in Quay 1.1.1 (Dec 2, 2008)
- The Quay menus now activate correctly after a restart (they failed to do so on some systems).
- Quay now works correctly if you have a Dashboard widget on your desktop.
New in Quay 1.1 (May 9, 2008)
- Dragging out a plain folder from the Quay window now keeps the folder icon.
- The Dock's selected icon name display is now suppressed correctly in all cases. I think.
- The background application no longer loads Contextual Menu Plugins (which it never used, anyway).
- Works around a Leopard bug which would mess up the menu location after unplugging the monitor the menu bar was on.
- The icon for plain folders dragged out of the Quay window is again a folder icon.
- Fixed small errors in the French localization.
New in Quay 1.1fc1 (Apr 26, 2008)
- Now also handles Smart Folders.
- French localization added.
- Aliases dragged to the Dock now work correctly.
- If an alias file has a custom icon or a label, those will be displayed instead of the pointed-at file's icon or label.
- Should the installer fail (hypothetically, of course), it will now show a text error message in addition to the error number.
- Quay menus will no longer pop up while Dashboard or Expos� are active.
- The popup menu for running applications should now work correctly for all applications.
- The popup menu for running applications also shows if the application is in 64-bit mode, running under Rosetta or a debugger. This was already in 1.1b3 but not documented.
- Under some conditions, Quay could fail to pass mouse-up events to other applications, which could cause strange behavior with text selection (Xcode was one example).
- You can now click again to cancel while a large menu being built.
- Closing a menu by clicking again is now more reliable.
- Aliases/simlinks that form a loop no longer will hang the background application.
- "List Only" stacks now works correctly when preceded by a URL or "Recent" icon.
- Quay will now try to remount unmounted server volumes if you click on an icon that is on such a volume.
- Quay could freeze the Dock for several seconds if a server volume had just dropped off the network.
- The URL displayed when option-command-clicking on URL Dock items is now correct.
- Long popup menus will no longer cover the menu bar or the Dock, even when "Hiding" is set.
New in Quay 1.1b3 (Mar 4, 2008)
- Option-command-clicking on a running application in the Dock will show a popup with application statistics.
- Shift-command-click on a Stack or Quay item will open the contents in the Finder.
- The main Quay application now has an "Enable Quay menus" checkbox, and its Dock icon now has a badge to show if the background application is running.
- Quay is now installed into /Library/Application Support, meaning it's available to all users of your Mac. Registration is still per-user, although you're free to use the same serial for all users.
- Quay now works correctly with FileVault.
- The main menu item count is now accurate; subfolder item counts are still estimates, however, and the menu header now shows a '~' to indicate that.
- The Installer now presents an error if the background application can't be started.
- The Installer now runs the installed Quay application after finishing, and unmounts the Quay disk image.
- You can now uninstall Quay directly from the main application.
- The last menu item in the folder popup now correctly reads "Open in Finder".
- You can also set general Stack preferences in the main Quay application.
- More and better messages in the console log.
- Colors used in custom icons (middle layer) are now closer to the actual system colors.
- You can now print out the Help window.
- The Utilities folder has been added to the "Popular" menu.
- Option-command-space now works correctly with keyboard navigation.
- Fixed a bug that caused command-tab to continuously cycle over icons in certain conditions.
- Fixed a bug that mispositioned the Dock stripe popup menu under certain conditions.
New in Quay 1.1b2 (Feb 13, 2008)
- Supports Mac OS X 10.5.2 properly (previous versions didn't).
- Now recovers properly when the Dock is restarted.
- The Installer window now has a Quit button always visible.
- The Installer searches and trashes 1.0.x Quay applications, and puts a symbolic link to the new application in their place.
- The Installer puts a symbolic link to the Quay application inside ~/Applications (if present; otherwise, inside /Applications).
- Now shows an error popup if you click on a server that has been unmounted, instead of freezing.
- Now shows the opt-cmd-click popup even if you have Dashboard in the Dock.
- opt-cmd-clicking on a URL item in the Dock will show a popup with a clickable URL.
- All Quay popups now have a "Open Quay..." item at the top.
- Better permission checking on the installed application, and better error messages if that fails.
- Shows a better error message if no administrator authentication is canceled.
- Renamed an internal resource file to avoid misleading DiskWarrior error reports.
- If a Stack was on an unmounted disk image or server, the error popup now shows where it was.