Disk Drill 5.3.1310

What's new in this version:

New:
- Disk Drill works on macOS Sonoma (version 14) beta and supports data recovery from iOS 17 beta
- Disk Drill displays more relevant data for iOS devices currently connected for recovery
- ETA is now calculated and displayed during iOS devices scan
- Forensic reports now include the serial number of a scanned disk
- Improved identification of GUID Partition Tables and MBR partition tables maximizing outcomes when looking for lost partitions
- New file types supported by Deep Scan – Lotus Notes Archive (.nsf)

Improved:
- Improved handling of found files in case their original modification date cannot be correctly recovered
- Filtering of scan results is now 35-50% faster
- Scan and preview of Notes on a scanned iOS device is much improved
- iOS device module functionality has been enhanced for a more user-conscious performance
- If some of the disks of a scanned RAID array are offline, the array is highlighted in red to draw immediate attention
- Better detection and analysis of Apple RAID 0 array
- Improved performance when searching through scan results
- Better handling of RAID arrays by Data Protection module
- Data Shredder intro screen got an update
- Improved detection of RAID array disks with JBOD configurations
- General improvements in keyboard navigation of Disk Drill interface

Fixed:
- A crash occurring during file names generation based on metadata discovered by signature scan
- Some language localizations didn’t display the found lost partitions icons in scan results
- Preview panel glitch if the panel was hidden and then shown again
- Some interface glitches while creating backups of USB sticks or RAID arrays
- iOS module crash occurring if switching between different scan result views
- Preview option was missing from the context menu in the Icons view in iOS module
- File size filter in scan results wouldn’t reset in some cases
- Scan results view would sometimes reset to default after Time Machine data recovery