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New Features:

• Snow Leopard compatibility: Hazel is now runnable on Snow Leopard.
• 64 bit support: Hazel is now 64-bit. If your CPU supports it, the preference pane will load into System Preferences on Snow Leopard without requiring a restart in 32-bit mode. The background processes will also run in 64-bit on Snow Leopard.

User interface changes:

• Fixed the menubar menu not updating when a drive was mounted/unmounted.
• Entries in the menubar menu for folders on unmounted/ejected drives will now stay there and just grey out when the drive is unavailable.
• Numeric attributes now show your selected number format in its pop-up if it isn’t one of the presets.
• Fixed attributes and tokens getting “linked” across rules when a rule was copied. For example changes to the date format in one would be seen in the other. Copies now should be totally distinct from each other.
• Fixed keyboard navigation in the main pane interface.
• Fixed the focus ring not showing up for the action pull-down button.
• Entries in the Spotlight picker should now sort in a case-insensitive manner.

Core changes:

• Fixed bug where the uninstall log was not being created, therefore breaking multiuser App Sweep.
• Fixed App Sweep popping up if a duplicate of a file is thrown away. This usually happens when a copy of the app is already in the Trash resulting in “SomeApp-1.app” thus tricking Hazel into thinking it’s a different app.
• Fixed case where a badly formed bundle id would confuse App Sweep into adding the preferences folder to the support file list.
• App Sweep should now be able to clean up after screen savers.
• Fixed text captured by a custom token having spaces stripped out of it.
• Fixed crash when executing a rule which used the “domain” attribute with a special format option (formatting as “example.com” instead of “www.example.com”) and the file had no domain set.
• Tweaked trash algorithm in terms of prioritizing and handling oversized files.
• Fixed subtle case in code determining a file’s extension when the extension is a number (such as is the case with man pages) and it has a file association with an app.
• Numerous internal fixes.

New Features:

• Ability to create patterns for matching. Use the “matches/does not match” operator.
• Ability to create custom tokens. Define them in your match patterns and then use them in your rename/sort/Growl actions.
• AppleScripts and shellscripts can now be embedded into the rules. No external files needed. Scripts can be edited right in Hazel.
• Added new GTD-like date matching. Dates can be compared against “Today”, “This Week”, “This Month” and “This Year” which align with the calendar concepts of days, weeks, months and year.
• Added “is in the next” operator for dates. Useful for dates in the future (like due dates).
• Added “Subfolder Depth” attribute which is how many levels deep from the top folder (the top folder being at depth 0). Can now control what rules apply to what levels of a folder hierarchy.
• AppleScripts can now return a record with special keys to communicate back to Hazel:
  • hazelStop: If set to true, Hazel will stop processing the current rule, considering it to have executed successfully. Subsequent actions in this rule will not be run.
  • hazelSwitchFile: If set to an alternate file, subsequent actions will act on this file instead of the original one passed in. You can use this when the file is “transformed” (like turned into an archive) or if you want to re-target another file, like the parent folder.

User interface changes:

• You can now select multiple rules in the rule list (finally).
• Added new formatting options for the “domain” token. Clicking on it will allow you to get its “base” domain or strip it down even further by dropping the TLD. For instance, “www.example.com” can be formatted as “example.com” or “example”.
• Script pop-ups now keep track of any currently used scripts.
• Fixed underlining of the “month” token’s menu items. While the numerical forms should have underlines to indicate number of digits, they make no sense for the textual forms (Dec & December).
• Tweaked the color label picker on Leopard to more closely resemble Finder’s current look. Will also display name and selection frame when moused over.
• Widened rule window to match width of System Preference’s window (at least, Leopard’s version of it).
• Fixed multiple duster icons appearing. Note, this fixes the problem from this version onwards. You may still experience it when first upgrading to this version.

Core changes:

• App Sweep will prompt for a password if any support files’ permissions require it.
• App Sweep now picks up any installed QuickLook plugins.
• Fixed bug where extra hazeldb files were being created.
• Added “ScanInvisibles” default. If set, Hazel will not ignore invisibles, instead processing them like any other file.
• Added “IgnoredBackupDirs” default. It is an array of directories that when determining whether an app is installed, App Sweep will ignore if that app is underneath that directory.
• HFS busy flag is now ignored. Files with this flag set will not be considered busy. It was unclear whether any program uses this correctly and there were cases where programs were setting the flag incorrectly.
• Fixed error messages being logged when uninstalling files even when it was successful.
• Fixed memory leaks.

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User interface changes:

• Fixed crash when using “other” attribute in Sort into Subfolder pattern.
• Fixed custom tokens getting renamed over and over when dragging it within the same pattern.
• Fixed resizing issue upon deleting conditions from a rule when transitioning from needing a scrollbar to not.
• Fixed bad help button positioning in the preview when the window is resized.
• Added missing rule and license file icons back in.

Core changes:

• Added “IgnoreGrowl” hidden default. This will cause Hazel to ignore Growl if it is installed, causing it to use Notification Center instead. To enable, enter in Terminal: defaults write com.noodlesoft.Hazel IgnoreGrowl -bool YES
• Fixed “Run rules on folder contents” not crossing mount points (i.e. descending into attached disks).
• When doing “Contents contains”, will now no longer bomb on text with quotes in it.
• Various internal fixes.