September 2014

3.1.11: Support for alternate file managers, usability improvements, speedups, and bugfixes

By |2018-06-12T19:37:38+01:00September 24th, 2014|Uncategorized|

Hi all, Today we published a new Tabbles release (3.1.11) with some interesting new features. First, we have good news for users of file managers other than Explorer (like Total Commander, xplorer2, Directory Opus): you can now move and rename files with alternate file managers without losing tags. You achieve this by means of the new context-menu verbs. For example, [...]

More bugfixes in synchronization

By |2017-11-17T20:33:11+01:00September 18th, 2014|Uncategorized|

Today is bugfix day... you may have noticed a sequence of new releases during the day. In particular, Cloud users have been forced to update a few times today. Apologies for that. The releases were meant to fix bugs and crashes in synchronization. In particular, there were crashes moving and renaming files (probably only for files in a synchronized folder, [...]

Tabbles 3.1.4: major bugfixes for network folders, and improvements in synchronization (with video)

By |2017-11-17T20:43:02+01:00September 17th, 2014|Uncategorized|

Good day everyone! We just released Tabbles 3.1.4, containing some important bugfixes and new features. The important bugfixes are related to network folders. Basically there were a bunch of bugs which prevented you to tag files in a network folder from the PC where the folder physically lives, and have the tags be visible from the other machines in the [...]

Tabbles support for Dropbox, Onedrive, and other cloud and file synchronization tools

By |2018-06-06T12:44:39+01:00September 5th, 2014|Uncategorized|

Tag files on Dropbox, Onedrive or any cloud synchronization service Starting from version 3.1, Tabbles supports tagging on Dropbox, Onedrive and more! This new major version brings a popularly demanded feature: synchronization support. , i.e. support for Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Copy, etc. What does this mean? Suppose you are using Dropbox to synchronize a folder across two PCs, by yourself [...]

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