Clonemap changelog

Clonemap 1.4.4 fits the Share window in every language.

Fixes

• In Russian and French, the buttons in the Share window no longer run past its edge.
• The card’s preview in the Share window keeps its rounded corners.

Clonemap 1.4.3 says why a picture can’t be read.

Improvements

• A picture that can’t be read says why in the viewer, and when Full Disk Access would let Clonemap read it.
• Notices take on the same frosted glass as the rest of Clonemap.
• Apostrophes and quotation marks are typographic in every language.

Fixes

• A drive’s slab no longer leaves a box of its color beside it as it appears.

Clonemap 1.4.2 makes searching Clone families more reliable.

Improvements

• A family with a single copy left shows 0 B saved.
• Menus close at once, as the Mac’s do.

Fixes

• Searching Clone families no longer shows a family that does not match.
• Opening Clone families again shows every family, not the last search.
• The scroll bar no longer lights up while a menu is open.

Clonemap 1.4.1 opens its windows smoothly, also on older Macs.

Improvements

• Settings and the other windows open and close smoothly, also on older Macs.
• The About window takes on the Mac’s translucent material.

Fixes

• Moving through Clone families with the arrow keys scrolls one row at a time.

Clonemap 1.4.0 tells you when a snapshot gives its space back, and why one stays.

Improvements

• What the snapshot holds shows when Time Machine’s recent snapshots give the space back.
• It explains why the snapshot of your last backup stays until the disk needs the space.
• Settings and the dialogs take on the Mac’s translucent material.
• Settings shows how much room the previews take and names the volumes whose scans are kept.

Fixes

• In smaller windows, What the snapshot holds keeps its text at full size.

Clonemap 1.3.1 opens pictures sooner and starts faster.

Improvements

• Pictures open two to three times faster on Apple silicon.
• Clonemap starts faster.

Fixes

• Pictures with a color profile show their true colors.
• Zooming into a RAW picture shows it at its full size.
• Dragging the scrollbar outside the window and back keeps it under the pointer.

Clonemap 1.3.0 opens large pictures without a stutter and gives their memory back.

Improvements

• Clone families shows how many families the volume holds and how much they save.
• Opening, zooming and paging through large pictures runs without stutters.
• The memory a large picture used is given back when the viewer closes.

Fixes

• Moving between screens, opening a picture and zooming into it run smoothly on older Macs.
• Some HEIC thumbnails no longer show streaks along their top edge.

Clonemap 1.2.1 polishes the picture viewer.

Fixes

• The zoom label fits its word in every language.
• Changing the language with a picture open changes every label and tooltip in the viewer.
• The bands over a zoomed picture stay frosted while the pointer is on their buttons.
• Buttons that can’t be used are dimmed instead of showing a grey disc.

Clonemap 1.2.0 adds four languages and gives its icon more contrast.

What’s New

• German, French, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian. Clonemap follows your Mac’s language, or the one you choose in Settings › Language.

Improvements

• The app icon has more contrast, so it stands out in the Dock.

Clonemap 1.1.1 brings the app icon back to its design.

Fixes

• The app icon shows its glass sheets as designed, instead of solid plates. macOS 26 and later.

Clonemap 1.1.0 comes in five languages, and draws a few things more clearly.

What’s New

• Five languages. English, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese. Clonemap follows your Mac’s language, or the one you choose in Settings › Language.

Improvements

• Families whose copies were deleted since the scan are drawn faded, and the inspector counts the copies that are left.
• What the snapshot holds lays its blocks side by side, each as wide as the space it holds.
• The back button sits beside the window’s buttons.
• The version in About opens its release notes.
• Settings names each section in full.

Clonemap 1.0.2 keeps Clone families smooth at any window size, and keeps the sidebar and the inspector in proportion.

Improvements

• Clone families stays smooth while you resize the window or drag the inspector’s edge, even full screen on a large display.
• When the families reflow into more or fewer columns, the one you are on stays where it was.
• Each family’s details remember where you scrolled them.
• Holding an arrow key moves through the families smoothly, also on older Macs.
• The sidebar and the inspector narrow with the window instead of crowding the families.
• Clonemap uses less memory.

Clonemap 1.0.1 lets the sidebar and the inspector take the room they need, and fixes a few things seen in Clone families.

Improvements

• The sidebar and the inspector resize from their edge. A double-click puts them back.
• The search field has Cut, Copy, Paste and Select All, and moves by word the way the system does.

Fixes

• Clone families no longer draws stacks out of place while moving through it with the keyboard.
• A family whose first copy was deleted or moved since the scan shows its picture again, and the copies that are gone are marked.
• The labels under the snapshot strip no longer overlap.
• Search results update as you type.

Clonemap shows what an APFS drive really holds: how much of it is stored once as clones, where those clones live, and what a local snapshot is holding back.

What’s in it

• An overview of each drive: what its files add up to against what the disk holds, and the drive drawn as a slab of the places with the most in clones.
• Clone families: every set of files that share one set of blocks, largest saving first, with where each copy lives and what deleting them would free.
• What the snapshot holds: why deleting frees so little while a local snapshot is kept, split into what it holds, what clones share and what is yours alone.
• A card with your drive’s figures and slab, to copy, save or send.
• Reads file metadata only. No file is opened, changed or uploaded.
• Free and Universal, for macOS 11 or later.