An application for accessing the file versioning system of Mac OS. Written in Objective-C. Requires Mac OS 10.12 (Sierra) or higher.
Mac OS has a built-in file versioning system called Versions, added in Lion. It transparently maintains previous versions of a file each time it is saved. The Versions interface is exposed in some applications (such as TextEdit) through the File → Revert To menu item. This application acts as a replacement for the full-screen Versions interface, which is slow and prevents multitasking.
Binary versions are available on the Releases page.
Binaries are self-signed but not notarized, so Mac OS 10.15 (Catalina) and higher display an error upon launching it. Right-click the application icon and select "Open" to enable the option to bypass this security warning.
Uses replay icon by Freepik and curve arrow icon and pencil edit icon from SVG Repo.
- J.C. Fields jcfields@jcfields.dev
- Versions—A command-line utility with the same basic functionality.