| Date | Version | Details |
| 2026-09-03 | 26.9 |
- Added: macOS support for Intel and Apple Silicon with the full feature set of the Windows version.
- Added: The Reload command for discarding changes and remounting from the image or folder.
- Added: An option to wipe memory before releasing it to the system.
- Added: The ramfsctl mount command for mounting a configured volume on demand.
- Added: A button for resetting lifetime statistics.
- Improved: Disk space is reserved at file allocation time, matching NTFS.
- Fixed: Creating a volume could freeze the application on some systems.
- Fixed: An interrupted mount could strand a folder-backed volume's source.
- Fixed: A volume could take a disconnected network drive's letter.
- Fixed: Some file managers could not copy empty folders to a volume.
- Fixed: Traffic double-count in lifetime statistics.
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| 2026-08-10 | 26.8.1 |
- Added: Folder-backed volumes that mirror an existing folder in RAM.
- Added: Option to mount a volume as a removable drive for better compatibility.
- Added: The drive letter of an existing volume can now be changed.
- Improved: Image files with many small files are now much more compact.
- Fixed: A rare blue screen when the driver loaded at system startup.
- Fixed: An image file could fail to mount due to a permission issue.
- Fixed: Renaming a file to change only the letter case had no effect.
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| 2026-08-03 | 26.8 |
- Added: Support for Windows Subsystem for Linux.
- Added: Volume renaming via the label command and drive properties.
- Improved: Driver hardening in volume saving, renaming and file locking.
- Improved: The Create Folders list is no longer limited to 1023 characters.
- Fixed: File modification times were not updated on overwrite or truncation.
- Fixed: Reopening a file from an existing handle with ReOpenFile failed.
- Changed: Volumes now report their file system to Windows as NTFS for better compatibility.
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| 2026-07-27 | 26.7.1 |
- Fixed: Memory-mapped file writes could be lost, producing empty or corrupt output.
- Fixed: Programs requiring administrator rights would not launch from a volume.
- Fixed: Renaming or moving files across a junction onto a volume could fail.
- Fixed: Creating a volume could fail when exFAT or FAT32 volumes were present.
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| 2026-07-24 | 26.7 |
- A high-performance in-memory file system for Windows that stores files directly in RAM as a native file system, with no virtual block device or NTFS layer, making it faster than any SSD and conventional RAM disks.
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