dragthing update

TLA has released DragThing 5.9, an update to its popular dock utility for organizing launchable apps, folders, and files. Version 5.9 has been released today. Sporting a brand new, Leopard-inspired look, DragThing has been updated to be compatible with the new operating system. In addition, the company has implemented some visual, such as adding mirror effects to icons, and three additional themes designed around the Leopard appearance. The update also brings enhanced functionality: users are now able to insert and rearrange icons in their docks without needing to make room for them first, EXIF data is now shown in a file preview, and they have retained the ability to browse through the contents of a folder through the use of contextual menus.

A full list of updates can be found here. New users can purchase DragThing for $30, with options available for five- and ten-packs, as well as site licenses.

Mmm... shiny.

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