NeoFinder 8.3

What's new in this version:

New Features:
- AppleScript can be used to access all Catalogs, items in Catalogs, items in Albums
- AppleScript can access all attributes, EXIF, IPTC, ID, and others, of Found Items and Catalog Elements
- AppleScript can modify many attributes, EXIF, IPTC, ID, and others, of Found Items and Catalog Elements
- QuickEdit panel to rapidly copy and paste metadata with a single mouse click in Icon View
- EXIF Editor to modify Maker, Model, Author, lens name, and other textual EXIF values
- Beautiful Web Gallery Template "Blue Cards" with animations, lightbox, modern CSS code, integrated custom font, and more
- Beautiful Web Gallery Template "Green Fluid" with animations, lightbox, modern CSS code, integrated custom font, and more
- Catalog thumbnails and metadata of Canon CRM video RAW files
- Catalog audio ID3 BPM (beats per minute) information from AIFF, MP3, AAC, WAVE and FLAC, and display it in the Inspector
- Added Find Editor options: EXIF User comment contains, EXIF Software contains and EXIF ID contains
- Lossless rotation for .MOV and .MP4 video files
- Bundles the macOS AutoTags engine in the NeoFinder application, so it can be used without additional downloads
- Expert Settings have a list of text file suffixes that NeoFinder will read when Cataloging

Updated Features:
- Remember selected items in Albums or Catalogs for the next launch
- Find AutoTags has the option to select the desired probability
- Find AutoTags stored detected tags in the catalog for faster searches
- Cataloging progress displays ID3 cover art
- RAW images cataloged with libRAW read the unique EXIF image ID
- Final Cut Pro project cataloging includes the project version attribute
- Export files in text-with-tab contain the full POSIX format path of items from mounted volumes
- Separate Catalog or Album windows remember position and size of the window on screen
- Drag items from Catalogs into separate Album windows (if content is manually sorted) to any suitable position
- Main menu and context menu commands to Copy and Paste the EXIF Capture Date
- Main menu commands to remove items from Albums, Found Items, or Catalog and volumes
- Lossless rotation for Fuji .RAF files
- Paste GPS coordinates copied from Bing Maps
- Web Gallery settings window has an option to automatically open the freshly generated HTML export in the default web browser
- Assign XMP Presets to all exported Web Gallery thumbnails, to add your copyright information or such
- Web Gallery Templates can use item details in the index page
- Updated to use the latest version of EXIFTool

Fixed:
- Copy and Paste XMP metadata copies custom annotations
- Fixes a problem reading size values from DiskCatalogMaker export files in strange formats
- Fixes a problem in which writing XMP fields to certain JPG files would change the creator software value as well
- Fixes a problem reading the EXIF user comment and EXIF copyright from certain file formats
- Fixes a bug exporting multiple catalogs into a XML file
- Fixes a bug that showed the wrong commands in the EXIF Capture Date label menu
- Removes the closed NeoFinder Twitter page from the Help menu, and adds the new NeoFinder Mastodon social media page
- Improves error messages and handling of incomplete or invalid Web Gallery Templates
- Fixes a problem getting correct thumbnails for rotated compressed .RAF RAW images
- Fixes a problem selecting a previously selected Album in an Album Group during the next launch
- Fixes a bug deleting Catalog Folders from LIBRARY that still contained Catalogs
- Fixes a bug where writing a new DatabaseSettings.xml in the Expert Settings could fail
- Fixes a bug in macOS 12 and macOS 13 where the Photo Export would not remember the entered pixel size properly for larger values
- Improves behaviour reading malformed XMP metadata during Cataloging
- Works around a new bug in macOS 13.1 that changed the name of the Preferences menu command
- Fixes lots of problems introduced by Apple in macOS 13
- Fixes many minor issues
- NeoFinder 8.3 requires Mac OS X 10.12 or newer, Intel or Apple ARM M1 or M2