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There is a question that comes up every time something feels slow, and until now Netfox could not...
There’s a moment, reading a commit list, where you want to know one small thing: which files did that one touch?
Every home network has a few of them: the NAS admin page, the printer's web UI, the router itself, a Home Assistant box.
A new Release tab that finally says where each tag actually lives, linked worktrees as repositories like any other, and a detail panel you can read at a glance.
Netfox used to find devices by listening. Now it can ask — and the range you ask about doubles as a way to narrow what you are looking at.
Create, rename, merge, rebase and delete branches from inside the app, send any file's diff to Kaleidoscope with binaries intact, and stop losing buttons off the edge of a narrow panel.
Bring your own provider for commit messages, send every change to Kaleidoscope at once, and finally name the object that made a repository heavy.
A new page finds the node_modules, build folders and tool caches your projects can rebuild on their own, and frees the space, touching only what is safe to lose.