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  1. @earnurm I'm not planning on adding such functionality as Music Controls does this already. about 13 hours ago from web in reply to earnurm
  2. @Garulf You can find SQLite3 here: http://tinyurl.com/yzxnq2z about 13 hours ago from web in reply to Garulf
  3. @Garulf SQLite3 and iFile are packaged separately, but are setup to work with eachother. 2:53 PM Nov 25th from TwitBird iPhone in reply to Garulf
  4. @Nazaroth As tweeted before: I hope that I will make it before Christmas. 3:03 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to Nazaroth
  5. I added "Delete to Trash" support for next release via Preferences. Manual restore, "Goto Trash", and "Empty Trash" is supported. 2:38 PM Nov 24th from web
  6. Added support for sqlite3 files (Calendar DB etc.) to be viewed with external SQLite3 viewer of @kennytm. 12:24 PM Nov 24th from web
  7. @Nomoreskippers Oops, the music search will work in next release. I post updates here that I'm just implementing. 1:31 PM Nov 23rd from TwitBird iPhone in reply to Nomoreskippers
  8. @Nomoreskippers The search starts in the current directory. If you choose Hierarchy, it also searches down the hierarchy. 1:29 PM Nov 23rd from TwitBird iPhone in reply to Nomoreskippers
  9. @THE_SE7EN_SINS I might add a Trash as an option. Do you have memory leaks? Please report. 5:11 AM Nov 23rd from TwitBird iPhone in reply to THE_SE7EN_SINS
  10. iFile's file search functionality searches now also for song title, artist and album (from file tags) when showing of song titles is on. 9:31 AM Nov 22nd from web
  11. @localfruit No. iFile can now be accessed from your Mac/PC like iDisk. iFile has a WebDAV server - not a WebDAV client. 11:35 PM Nov 21st from TwitBird iPhone in reply to localfruit
  12. @earnurm good question... I guess I'll wait still as iFile-to-iFile Bluetooth exchange is still fully untested. 2:35 PM Nov 21st from web in reply to earnurm
  13. @Xuzz149 The WebDAV server is just part of the Web Server that you already have today. Thus, it is only "ON" if you activate it. 2:34 PM Nov 21st from web in reply to Xuzz149
  14. The new WebDAV server allows you to use your iPhone as network drive. 2:19 PM Nov 21st from web
  15. So, WebDAV is now working very well with Windows XP and MacOS X. Also Ubuntu 9.10 is quite happy with iFile. 2:18 PM Nov 21st from web
  16. iFile's WebDAV Server is now also working nicely together with Nautilus in Ubuntu 9.10. 12:11 PM Nov 20th from web
  17. @Vissnet Not yet as it offers only a serial profile. As soon as an OBEX profile becomes available this would be an option. 7:02 AM Nov 20th from TwitBird iPhone in reply to Vissnet
  18. @Neblinio I guess you are talking about MobileSafari: No, iFile will not patch Safari. 3:54 AM Nov 20th from TwitBird iPhone in reply to Neblinio
  19. @doc_haz already did it for you based on your email :) 12:53 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to doc_haz
  20. I added support for optional username/password authentication to iFile's web server. 11:56 AM Nov 17th from web