Yoink 3.5.3

Yoink helps by making drag-and-drop between Spaces or full-screen apps easier.

Every time you start dragging a file, Yoink fades in a tiny window on the left edge of your screen so you can drag files to it. This frees up your mouse so you can comfortably navigate to the destination of the drop and resume the drag from Yoink’s window.

What’s New:

Version 3.5.3
New Features:

• Yoink’s position on your screen can now be more easily changed, by dragging the window itself
• Continuity Camera is now supported by Yoink and lets you save photos or documents from your iPhone or iPad right in Yoink
• Right-click a file to “Save as” – allowing you to not only move or copy a file this way, but also rename it
• When Yoink is the active app, you can now use your keyboard to navigate (arrow up, down, select all, Quick Look)
• If you’d like to keep a file in Yoink when dragging it out, keep the fn key on your keyboard pressed during the drag
• To temporarily disable Yoink when dragging something, keep the fn key on your keyboard pressed during the drag
• Double-press the keyboard shortcut (by default, F5) to quickly add your clipboard’s contents to Yoink

Improvements:

• Adds a button to the Extensions tab in Yoink’s preferences to quickly install its PDF action, which lets you add PDFs to Yoink from print dialogs
• Yoink’s clipboard history widget now ignores nspasteboard.org’s declared types
• Improves drag recognition – control-left-clicks no longer make Yoink do work
• Long filenames now have extension tooltips
• Improves CPU usage when checking for drags, saving CPU cycles and battery life
• Yoink no longer reacts to drags in most games, saving CPU cycles and battery life
• You’re now able to delete individual items in Yoink’s Clipboard History Today Widget
• Improves the way the “File moved to trash in Finder” popover behaves
• New Intro screen
• Improved compatibility with Panic, Inc.’s Transmit, where dragging multiple files from the local side of Transmit would result in only one file being added to Yoink
• Improved compatibility with Apple, Inc.’s Remote Desktop app
• Improved compatibility with DevonThink

Bugfixes:

• A URL transferred to one Mac from another via Handoff now has the proper title, not the URL itself as a title
• Files handed off to a Mac no longer sometimes lose their file extensions
• Fixes an issue where items still being written to disk could be dragged out of Yoink
• Fixes a bug that made Yoink unnecessarily the foremost app when force-touching
• Fixes an issue where the Quick Look panel sometimes would be larger than the screen size
• Fixes an issue where, after an item from Sketch was dragged to Yoink, all subsequent files would get a Sketch icon-badge, too
• Fixes an issue where Yoink would unnecessarily check for drags when a right-click-drag would occur
• Fixes an issue where a menu would appear out of place when force-clicking on a stack to show files in Finder
• Fixes a rare exception when closing the Quick Look popover
• Fixes an issue where a file received via Handoff would add a superfluous file extension, resulting in something like “filename.zip.zip”
• Fixes two issues when summoning Yoink to a different screen
• Fixes an issue where, if a drag would take long, Yoink would stop looking for drags
• Fixes a bug that made Yoink’s menu bar icon’s menu change its font size
• Fixes the Quick Action available to users of macOS Mojave – please re-install it via Yoink’s Preferences -> Extensions
• Fixes an issue where the Alfred action sometimes wouldn’t work correctly – please re-install it via Yoink’s Preferences -> Extensions
• Fixes an issue where the Quick Look popup for docx, Pages, Keynote and Numbers documents had the wrong size

P.S.: iCloud sync for Mac is coming with the next update 🙂

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