... already exists it asks Skip, Keep Both or Replace right there. - Tighter list rows with slightly larger text, so more files fit without reading smaller. Fixed - Deleting inside Sync and similar cloud folders works. Some cloud folders have no Trash, so the move failed with an error. DockDuck offers to delete immediately instead, the way Finder does. - Get Info opens where you can see it on macOS 15, and remembers where you left it. - The Dock icon is the right ...

... Finder now, so your hands already know them. Remove a favorite on hover. A small button appears when you hover a favorite in the sidebar, the same way servers already worked. Fixed Locked files offer to unlock. Moving or trashing a locked file asks and unlocks it for you now, instead of failing silently. Thumbnails refresh the moment you edit. Change a file and its thumbnail updates right away, with no stale image left behind. Escape cancels a rename cleanly ... ... from every view. App Management trashing

... Yash, a solo builder from India. My intro starts with an annoyance, not a bio: a perfectly real photo got labelled "AI-generated" on Instagram. No AI image just one Photoshop Generative Fill edit to remove a trash can. The label stuck anyway. Turns out platforms don't judge whether a photo looks AI. They read hidden metadata in the file C2PA Content Credentials, IPTC, EXIF/XMP left behind by whatever you edited with. So a real photo gets tagged, reach ...

... kept running into the same complaint in photography and Instagram threads: someone edits out a trash can with Photoshop Generative Fill, and Instagram slaps "Made with AI" on the whole photo. Clients ask if the photo is real. It's not even a generated image it's one AI-assisted edit on an otherwise real photo. So I built NoMoreAI ( nomoreai.in ) to clean it up. What it does: reads the file, shows you what's embedded (C2PA Content Credentials, EXIF ...

... copy in IMAP Drafts matches. Comes with the proper -- delimiter pre-typed, which also means the AI co-author and the language detector politely skip over your sign-off instead of studying it. closes #42 Fixed Two Trashes, two Spams, doubled tray badge. The folder sweep only ever knew how to insert, so a mailbox renamed on the server showed up as a second row while the ghost hung around with its cache and its counts. Change your Gmail interface ...

... back. Smaller things you will notice Update notices in the app. When a new version is ready, a small card appears in the window. See what's new and install when you want, or dismiss it for that version. Alternate Dock icons. Pro users can pick between the classic tile and two new duck icons in Settings, under Appearance. The Dock, the menu bar and the About screen all follow. Pinned tabs as chips. A pinned tab shrinks ... ... compact chip with a pin badge, so it stays put and your working tabs get the room. Free space at a glance. Every drive in the sidebar now shows how much space is left. Locked files ask, not fail. Trashing

... media files that I did not need. To clean up the database before starting my actual work, I jumped into my terminal and used WP-CLI to quickly wipe out the junk posts. It is much faster than clicking "Trash" fifty times in the WordPress dashboard. Here is the command I used: # Delete all dummy posts imported by the demo without sending them to trash

... play well with a floating panel. And in the days before that, since launch: A native macOS widget: peek at a pinned note or quick page from Notification Center, click to open it in the panel. A proper Trash. Deleting a note or folder is no longer permanent, anything removed sits there for 30 days with a one-click restore. Links inside notes are now clickable: hover or click for a small card with Open / Edit / Remove. A dedicated /help ...

... what I thought was) a great product idea, so I described it to Fable 5 and asked for its thoughts. It basically called the idea trash and explained why, then gave me a tweaked version that it said was better. I thought through the tweaked version and it was actually way better than my original idea. That personality shift matters more to me than any benchmark from the past 12 months. A year ago, you could paste any half-baked ... ... stop replying instead of telling you why. An AI has no social stakes, so it'll say things nobody around you will. So yeah, the feedback feels worse now but is worth way more. The idea that got called trash

... personal tasks remain separate from the AI agent Kanban board, so your priorities do not get mixed with tasks created or managed by agents. We also redesigned agent controls. You can pause, remove, relaunch, and restore agents from the trash without losing the structure of your workspace. Also Shipped This Week Session notifications now alert you only when an AI agent actually needs your attention. We also added a 30% referral affiliate program, public profile pages, custom avatars, leaderboard tiers ... ... limit context loss is the single most expensive interruption there is: the work isn't gone, but the agent's understanding of it is, and rebuilding that costs more than any feature saves. For what's next: unified "blocked vs

... nailed the diagnosis - source trees are tiny compared to the orbit around them: Docker volumes, simulator runtimes, node_modules, Gradle caches that s where the real GBs hide. Hibernation came from exactly that: most old projects aren t trash, they re maybe later . Archive strips the regenerable junk, keeps lockfiles/git, and lets you restore without the did I just nuke something important? panic. Really appreciate you getting the design intent - that comment is going in my notes. Comment from David ...

... hate change, even if the change works out in the long run. Who remembers when Lyft was called Zimride or the many incarnations of the Uber logo? And most people barely notice despite social media rewarding, "This brand just TRASHED their reputation!!!!111" Style posts. I couldn't really tell that it was a disco ball, but I also didn't care. That's the thing I click on to listen to music. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @andrew ...

... agents and forgetting manual Git commits during rapid iterations. Git is great for milestones, but it fails as a real-time safety net. So, I built LocalHub . It s a 100% local, background version control system that runs inside VS Code. Here are the core facts about the architecture: 7 Smart Triggers: It automatically snapshots files on save, tab switch, editing pause, focus loss, and external changes. No git add or git commit needed. Agent Diary (AI Protection): It logs ... ... agent actions separately. Crucially, AI cannot empty the trash

... talk about a dirty secret in software development: Apps that refuse to leave when you delete them. You drag an app to the Trash, empty it, and you think you re done. But months later, you find 2GB of hidden cache files, random Launch Daemons, and preference files still lurking deep in your ~/Library folder. Why is this considered normal? Why don't apps clean up after themselves? When I was testing the Uninstaller feature for OptiClear, I was shocked ... ... many popular tools intentionally leave tracking IDs and hidden folders behind just in case you install them again. It feels intrusive. Let's vent: Which app is the worst offender for leaving digital trash

... have full control over your entries, without losing what matters. What's new: Edit your entries anytime Move entries to trash instead of deleting them permanently Restore deleted entries within a recovery window Better control and safety for your writing New hint to discover long-press options For Pro users: Extended recovery window Bulk delete Export before delete Advanced trash

... lack of focus; it s just the product finally waking up to reality. I m learning to stop being a "Vision Protector" and start being a "Market Listener," even if it means throwing my first 50 mockups in the trash to follow where the real friction is. Have you ever started a project for one specific niche and ended up with a completely different crowd? Catch up on my progress here: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ...

... Product Hunt community! Just launched Spoilless ( spoilless.com ) today. The problem: The average family throws away 30% of their groceries every year that's $1,500 straight in the trash, usually because they forgot what they had. What Spoilless does: - Scan your grocery receipt everything auto-adds to your pantry with expiry dates - Get alerts before food expires - AI suggests meals based on what's about to go bad - Waste dashboard tracks how much money you've saved Solo founder. Bootstrapped ...

... quality of the results, as I tried to do it using OpenClaw and Remotion at some point, and I got average results. Are the results generated on youtube shorts, one shot, or there is multiple that go to trash ? I find Broll well great. I can still see a huge difference between the one generated with Marwan, and the AI generated ones ...

... bots and fake accounts Improve trust in conversations Clean up spam-heavy communities On the other hand, Reddit has always been built on anonymity , and changes like this could shift how people use the platform entirely. There are also alternative ideas being floated: Zero-knowledge proof verification Device-based authentication Temporary human verification tokens Two questions for the PH community here: If you use Reddit, what would you want: fewer bots or actual anonymity? Should Product Hunt apply the same ... ... reddit using a simple recaptcha to protect against bots and only is not a sufficient. I'm saying that working with web scraping and bypassing anti-bot systems all day, but even for me this kind of bots are trash

... kickstart your project immediately. We have massive plans for the future of this app. While this version is simple, it lays the groundwork for a one-of-a-kind lead gen tool that prioritizes high-quality results over the 'trash' data often found in the market today. We're also working on a self-service platform where you can configure and deploy custom AI support agents instantly. I believe this V1 will be a game-changer for business owners ...

... emails in one clean, dark-themed interface AI Summary Every email summarized instantly AI Reply Suggestions Context-aware drafts in my tone Gmail Integration Send directly through my account (no forwarding) Smart Organization Auto-categorized: Inbox, Sent, Drafts, Spam, Trash ## The workflow: 1. Email arrives AI analyzes in seconds 2. Get summary: "Client wants meeting, suggests Tuesday 3pm" 3. AI suggests reply: "Tuesday 3pm works, here's my Calendly" 4. One click Draft opens in compose 5. Edit if needed ...

... smart features that make modern trackers genuinely helpful: Smart Geofencing: Alerts That Understand Routine Old geofences were dumb boundaries. Cross the line, get an alert whether it's your teen coming home from school or just taking out the trash. Modern geofencing is predictive. It learns patterns (like the daily 3:30 PM school pickup) and intelligently differentiates between normal routine and true anomalies. This means fewer false alarms and alerts that actually matter. Low Power & "Last Known Location ...

... want evidence of how it behaves when things go wrong, who can stop it, and what can actually be reversed. Comment from Briana Pole(@briana_pole): For me it's less about the data category and more about authority vs. visibility . I'll let AI know a lot calendar, to-dos, logistics but I don't want it acting irreversibly without me confirming, especially with money or health stuff. Honestly, what builds trust for me isn't the sensitivity ... ... taught me this the hard way: an AI that gives a confident-sounding answer when it's actually guessing is more dangerous than one that says it isn't sure yet. We ended up building explicit confidence grading (Verified vs

... interested in the money aspect. It took me 18 months, nearly 75 letters and emails, and countless phone calls to finally secure him a home. He got put with a heroin addict who robbed all of his stuff and trashed his room. He was, again, homeless. What made it worse was that because he was classed as only just being made homeless, he was put at the back of the queue. That's when I realised the system ...

... were actually supposed to launch two weeks ago. But at the very last moment (a few minutes before launch), I hit the cancel button. Looking at our launch page, it just didn't feel like us so we trashed the whole draft (I don't even know if we can call it a "draft" since it was literally supposed to be our launch at that point ) and started over to talk plainly about why we re doing this ...