Version 3.3

• Added optional path bar which is shown when a file system item is selected
• Now defaults to killing w. SIGTERM. The old behaviour of sending SIGKILL can be set in Prefs/Settings
• Minor bug fixes and improvements
• Now requires macOS 10.13+

Full Changelog: 3.2...3.3

Version 3.2

• Various minor bug fixes and interface refinements

Version 3.1

• Configurable refresh interval
• Default (regex) filters can be set in Preferences
• Fixed filtering by volume on Catalina and Big Sur
• Various minor bug fixes and interface improvements

Version 3.0.1

• Fixed crash bug when running on macOS Big Sur

Version 3.0

• Universal binary supporting Apple's new arm64 architecture
• New square icon for Big Sur
• Info Panel now shows volume name and mount point for file system items
• New "Show Package Contents" contextual menu item for bundles
• Various minor fixes and performance improvements
• Now requires macOS 10.9 or later

Version 2.9

• Sort by process type, bundle identifier or Carbon Process Serial Number
• Better handling of errors in lsof output

Version 2.8.1

• Fixed potential crash bug introduced in version 2.8

Version 2.8

• New Dark Mode friendly template icons for Mojave
• Multiple items can now be selected and copied
• Info Panel now shows which processes are connected to each other via unix pipes & domain sockets
• Info Panel now also shows file system info such as device name & inode
• Cmd-L menu action to show selected item
• Minor performance improvements
• Sparkle update framework now has Mojave Dark Mode-compatible appearance
• No longer shows hidden volumes in Volumes filter
• Fixed issue with mangled process names
• Fixed issue with pipe icon on non-retina displays
• Fixed minor memory leak
• More graceful error handling when file descriptor lookup fails in lsof

Version 2.7

• Info Panel now shows file Uniform Type Identifier
• Fixed crash bug on macOS 10.9 and earlier
• Various minor bug fixes and interface improvements

Version 2.6

• New and improved contextual menu
• Fixed quirks with macOS Mojave's "Dark Mode"
• Various user interface improvements