Network shares,
automatically mounted

What’s new

• The network shares list in Settings now supports multi-selection: Cmd-click or Shift-click toggles individual shares, and the Connect/Disconnect and Delete toolbar buttons act on all selected shares at once
• Added an info button next to the “Send diagnostic data” toggle that opens a popover explaining what data is collected, why, which framework is used (Sentry), and that all data stays on an RRZE/FAU on-premise server
• New “Reset Network Authentication” button in General Settings: terminates stuck NetAuthSysAgent and netbiosd processes — a workaround for a long-standing macOS bug that can block SMB mounts. macOS restarts both processes automatically; no data is lost. A help popover explains the background and when to use it

Fixed

• Kerberos authentication could fail at startup (“No password found in keychain”) if the app had previously recreated its authentication profile, leaving stale credential entries in the Keychain. Orphaned entries are now cleaned up automatically on launch.
• Share URLs containing %USERNAME% showed the literal placeholder text in the menu instead of the actual username before authentication was established.
• After starting at login, the Settings window did not appear on the first click — only the Dock icon became visible. Subsequent clicks also had no effect. The window now opens reliably on the first click, and clicking the Dock icon brings it to the foreground.