Iruka for Mac

Added

• “Open in Iruka” is now in Finder's own right-click menu. Right-click a folder — or the empty space inside the folder you're looking at — and Open in Iruka is there directly, no longer tucked away under the Services submenu. Select several folders and each opens in its own tab; right-click a file and you get the folder it lives in. The same item can go on Finder's toolbar as a button: right-click the toolbar, choose Customize Toolbar, and drag Iruka's icon up. macOS asks you to switch this on first — System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions → Finder Extensions, then tick Iruka — and Settings → General → Finder Integration tells you whether it's on and takes you straight there. The Services item is still there for anyone who has given it a keyboard shortcut.

Fixed

• The menu bar no longer has two menus called View. There were genuinely two, sitting a few menus apart and both carrying macOS's own Show Tab Bar and Enter Full Screen items, so which one held Icon View or Show Terminal was a coin toss. There is now one View menu with everything in it.

Changed

• Copy to Other Pane and Move to Other Pane have moved into the Edit menu. They sit just below Duplicate, next to Copy and Paste where operations on the selection belong, instead of in a menu of their own holding two items. ⌥⌘C and ⌥⌘M still work, and so does any shortcut you assigned to them yourself — the commands are named exactly as before, only the menu they live in has changed.
• Keyboard Shortcuts is listed once, under Help. It also appeared in the Window menu among Minimize and Zoom, so the same window was offered twice in two different places.