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Security update, folder exclusions, and license info

Meshory v1.3.0 · Jul 31, 2026 · 22 changes
Security
  • Runtime security upgrade.

    The app's underlying runtime (Electron/Chromium) jumped several major versions, picking up the upstream security patches published since our last runtime update, and a number of third-party libraries moved to their patched releases. There's nothing to configure: updating is the fix.

New
  • Excluded folders view.

    A new toggle lets you see folders you've excluded from your library, shown as ghost cards in the grid and sidebar. Right-click a ghost folder to bring it back, with a confirmation dialog you can turn off if you don't need it. Folders removed from disk clear themselves away automatically, while exclusions on offline network drives stick around until you're back online.

  • Check for updates.

    A Check for Updates… item is now in the Help menu (and the app menu on macOS) so you can look for a new version anytime.

  • License purchase order number.

    Your license's purchase-order number now shows up in the About window, and it's filled in automatically for existing licenses.

  • Breadcrumb overflow menu.

    Long folder paths now collapse into an overflow menu instead of stretching across the toolbar.

  • AI re-run confirmation.

    Re-running AI tagging from the AI menu when nothing is pending now asks you to confirm first, with clearer wording about what will happen.

  • Google Drive detection.

    Meshory now recognizes Google Drive's mounted drive letter as a cloud source.

  • Keep-recommended toggle.

    The Keep-recommended button now switches to Unselect once you've applied it, so you can tell at a glance what's been done.

  • Clearable format filter.

    The format filter can now be cleared directly from the active-filters row.

  • Network drive deletion warning.

    Deleting duplicate files on a network drive now warns you up front before it happens.

Improved
  • AI tagging file limit.

    AI tagging no longer stops after a fixed 200-file cap. The limit now scales to what your library can handle.

Fixed
  • Library sort and filter reset.

    Your library sort order and format filter now stay put after you leave and come back to the page.

  • Dropdown cursor.

    Dropdown menu items now show a pointer cursor when you hover over them.

  • Toolbar control heights.

    Controls in the library toolbar are now a consistent height instead of varying in size.

  • Search box width.

    The search box now stretches to fill the free space in the toolbar instead of staying narrow.

  • File size units.

    File sizes now match the units your operating system's file manager uses.

  • Startup error details.

    The technical details on startup-error screens are now readable, copyable, and actually collapse when you click to hide them.

  • License activation failures.

    License activation now goes through the app's normal network connection and logs the cause when it can't complete.

  • Windows installer freeze.

    The installer no longer gets stuck in a loop when Windows asks for elevated permissions.

  • Duplicate deletion glitches.

    Duplicate detection could fail when deleting files over a network SMB share or when working with very large libraries.

  • AI tagging compatibility.

    AI tagging now works with AI providers that require strict structured output, instead of failing on them.

  • 3MF loading crashes.

    Large 3MF files with big model data no longer fail to load on machines with less RAM; the limit now adjusts based on your available memory.

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