Users can now move files to the Trash Bin and access it from the file list header. Files stored in the Trash Bin can be deleted forever or restored to their original locations.

In the Jetraw header section you can now see an informer showing the connectivity status of destination storages and your network. Disconnected storages will be highlighted in red. You can click the informer to get a full list of destinations and access destinations settings.

You can now see your current workspace name in the user menu. It is useful in case you are working in multiple workspaces and not sure which one you are currently navigating.

You can now access files uploaded via Jetraw in a Jetraw desktop folder of your File Explorer on Windows. Files would be available in a read-only mode similar to a mounted cloud drive. This brings simpler interoperability with other image processing software you might want to use.

• Single-click mount/dismount. Now you can mount or dismount a folder with a single click. Access Settings → General to locate the setting.
• Automatic local folder deletion. Upon dismount, the local folder will be automatically deleted to prevent potential issues.
• Read-only enforcement. In local mounted folders, file addition or management is disabled. Any attempt to modify files triggers an “access denied” alert, clearly indicating that these folders are read-only.

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Operation queue now features enhanced operation information. Select an operation in the list to view Operation Inpector panel including:

• Detailed operation status.
• File and ownership info.

Jetraw now supports Fiji Hyperstack format for handling complex datasets of multidimensional image data, commonly used in biological and scientific imaging tasks.

You can now add pre-compressed Jetraw files. The platform displays both original and compressed sizes, and files are automatically decompressed upon download.

• State server mismatch: The app will now automatically downgrade whenever a mismatch with the state server is detected, ensuring compatibility and stability.
• Feed display issue: Resolved the issue where extra cards were appearing in the feed when enqueueing 10,000 files or more.
• Nested folder uploads: Fixed the problem with enqueuing large uploads in nested folders.
• Fixed an issue where uploads of more than 1000 files to a nested folder would fail.
• Resolved an implementation error caused by updates in the state server. This error will no longer appear when upgrading to the next stable version (1.2.0).
• Fixed a Windows-specific temporary file leak.
• Optimized upload enqueue performance.

• Failed transfers may display an incorrect progress count in the queue.
• The queue inspector panel may not consistently show file or folder source information.
• The retry icon may appear unexpectedly during individual file uploads and downloads.
• Internet connectivity informer on Windows not working in this version.