🗂️ FinderGit 0.70.0 is out: a repository on one page

🗂️ FinderGit 0.70.0 is out: a repository on one page

The detail panel had nine tabs. Now it has none.

A repository opens on its Overview, and every section is a card on it: Changes, Commits, Branches, Tags, Issues, Pull Requests, Stars, Maintenance and Trust. Click a card and it opens into its section right under its row. Click again and it closes. No strip of tabs to read, no hunting for the one you want.

▶️ The 30-second tour:

What else is new:

🃏 The open section scrolls inside its panel, which stops at the bottom of the window. A hundred tags no longer push everything else off the screen.
🔘 Everything that acts is a real button, with an icon and the colour of what it does. No more actions dressed up as links.
📜 The commit list loads its history as you scroll. The "show last N commits" setting is gone.
🪟 Click a file in a commit and its diff opens in a window of its own: move it, resize it, keep it beside the list.
✨ Diffs are cleaner to read: no raw git headers, a band over each hunk that says where it is, line numbers in a gutter.

Free, universal, signed and notarized. macOS 15 or later.

👉 Try it / see what's new:
💬 Questions and ideas:
▶️ Videos:

Do you miss the tabs, or is one page enough? Tell me how it feels on your own repositories 👀

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