FileFluss 0.10

New: GMX Cloud integration

Connect your GMX MediaCenter account directly with your GMX email and password — FileFluss handles the WebDAV endpoint underneath so there's nothing to configure. Browse, upload, download, and sync GMX Cloud alongside every other connected provider.

pCloud authentication — fixed

pCloud recently stopped issuing auth tokens to third-party clients via password login and simultaneously disabled new OAuth app registrations (the "My Apps" page reports "Temporarily unavailable, please contact support team" — a known regression discussed on Reddit for several months). Existing FileFluss users who signed out could no longer sign back in.

FileFluss 0.10 works around this:

• Email + password login is still attempted first, for the accounts where it still works.
• For everyone else, a new Access Token field accepts the pcauth browser cookie. The sign-in sheet now walks you through locating it in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari DevTools step by step.
• Once pasted, the token is stored in the macOS Keychain just like any other credential.

Installation experience

Double-clicking the release DMG now opens a styled install window with the FileFluss icon on the left, an Applications shortcut on the right, and clear instructions across the top — drag and drop, no Finder navigation required.

Other bug fixes

• Upload regressions in the generic transfer path have been corrected.

Full Changelog

See the commit history for the complete list of changes.