• App indexing is now improved, and apps should refresh more often. If you've just installed or removed an app, it won't take as long for Fetch to refresh.
• We've made some internal codebase refactors to make ourselves happier
• We fixed a bug where Finder (and any other custom .app path) wouldn't show up.

• We have improved app finding, so that you can find all the apps you expect to (and quicker too!)
• Search results now prioritize opened apps by default, meaning they'll appear in the search results first. This is turned on by default, but you can turn it off in your configuration file by setting "prioritize_open_apps": false.

This release improves the scrolling behavior even more, and has some internal codebase refactors that will make it easier in the future to add new types of searches to Fetch. We also fixed a bug that could make the wrong app open.

In this release, we made improvements in navigation:

• You can now use Up/Down arrows to navigate between search results
• We've improved mouse hovering behavior
• Scrolling/selecting is no longer "stuck" to the first search results, so it's easier to see what you're doing

• The design of the app has been updated to improve readability
• We fixed a crash we accidentally reintroduced in a previous version (woops)
• We improved things in the codebase such as dependencies and error handling in case case things go wrong

• App icons are now shown in the search results, so you can recognize apps quicker.
• To support app icons, we have made a few optimizations, so the app launches and searches faster than ever.
• On top of the existing Tab navigation, you can now do Shift+Tab to scroll search results upwards.
• Apps are now automatically bundled with Github Actions, so that you don't need to build Fetch yourself to try it out.

Installation note: The app is not notarized (I refuse to pay for an Apple developer certificate), so macOS will pretend it's "damaged". To fix this, you need to disable notarization quarantine from the terminal by running xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/Fetch.app. Alternatively building the app yourself fixes this.