TreeSize v9.0

Main Module / General

• TreeSize now supports the scanning and searching of mailboxes that are included in a locally installed Microsoft Outlook. This includes IMAP as well as Microsoft Exchange and Exchange-Online mailboxes.
• SQLite has been added as a new export format for scans. As an alternative and successor of the XML export, this format offers the possibility to export, import and compare scans on a single file level. This means that a comparison of different scans down to file level is now possible.
• TreeSize now supports scanning and browsing of Microsoft Azure Blob Storage.
• The component for sending emails has been replaced. With the help of the new component, OAuth2.0 authentication is now supported.
• The application mode (Simple, Normal, Expert) can now be configured via the administrative templates as well. That way large organizations can preconfigure a mode for the users when rolling out TreeSize.
• In the directory tree the Enter key opens not only files but also folders in the configured file manager, usually in Microsoft Windows Explorer.
• The user interface is now also available in Turkish and Slovak.

File Search

• By means of a new comparison method for the duplicate search, files with "similar names" or identical name stem can now also be found. This comparison method recognizes file names as similar whose naming indicates multiple versions, such as: "Presentation Department V1.ppt" and "Presentation Department V2.ppt".
• The context menu for copying to the clipboard has been extended by additional options: the containing folder path and the file name can now also be copied.
• The search performance for certain search filter combinations has been significantly improved. For example, a search that uses a long list of "owners" as a filter now takes only a fraction of the original time.
• The "Permissions" filter now also supports searching for files without "effective access rights". This means that a user has no access permission for the specified operation. This can be the case either because there is an explicit entry "Deny access" or because there is no matching "Allow permission" entry.
• The user interface has been revised. The navigation elements on the left side now make it even clearer which of the stored search definitions are currently active.
• The TreeSize file search now stores the search paths per search instead of globally for all searches. This increases flexibility by allowing you to store different combinations of search parameters and search paths.
• The dropdown for selecting search paths now allows you to pin individual paths explicitly. This way, frequently used paths will stay there, even if they are not selected as search paths.