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, [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
We are glad to announce that, with the release of version 3.0.44, we are officially no longer in "beta". We think we have achieved good stability at this point, and the few bug reports seem to confirm that. There are a few open issues, as with any software, but they are rare and not serious (and they only happen on [...]
We just released version 3.0.44 which makes it easier to tag Internet addresses. Now you don't have to type a name for the URL, and you have a paste button to paste the URL from the clipboard. Here is a video to illustrate the changes: The previous version, 3.0.43, also added an important feature for sharing: the ability to share [...]
Hi, we just released Tabbles 3.0.41, which fixes two major bugs with the Explorer integration. First, the small balls over tagged files (overlays) were not showing anymore: Second, the Explorer context menu was not showing: : This happened for all machines which did not already have the .NET Framework 4.5 installed. (Our installer was only installing 4.0 which was not [...]
