St. Claire Software announced the immediate availability of Default Folder X 4.0.3 on Friday. The new version adds contextual menus to Open and Save dialogs. It also remembers the both the position and size of Open and Save dialog boxes; something that Leopard doesn't always do.
A partial list of what's new in version 4.0.3 includes:
Found and fixed a lurking memory corruption problem that affected many Carbon applications, including Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Quark Xpress, Filemaker, Firefox, and iTunes.
Added contextual menus to Open and Save dialogs. This allows you to control-click on a file or folder to rename, trash, or compress it in Save dialogs as well as Open dialogs.
Corrected a bug that could cause Default Folder X to use CPU time while it was sitting idle in the background.
Finder labels now show the names you have set in your Finder preferences, not just the default color names.
Default Folder X now remembers both the position and size of Open and Save dialogs because Leopard doesn't always do so reliably.
Hierarchical menus now show the names of aliases, rather than the names of the files or folders to which the aliases refer.
In order to change the sort order of the Recent Folders menu, you must now hold down the Control key instead of the Option key.
Fixed the "hold down the option key while choosing Open to display all files" feature so it works correctly in Cocoa applications.
Caps-lock prevented click-to-copy-a-filename from working in Save dialogs. This has been fixed.
Default Folder X attaches a toolbar to your Open and Save dialogs in any OS X-native application. The toolbar gives you fast access to various folders and commands.
Default Folder X 4.0.3 requires Mac OS X and is a Universal Binary. It is priced at US$34.95. A version for Mac OS X 10.3.9 is available.