New Disk Drill 5.2 is here: new in iOS recovery and lots of usability improvements

Disk Drill 5.2 for Mac: great updates for iOS messengers and Notes recovery, more file signatures supported, and lots of usability improvements throughout the app.

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New

Added a global scan ETA indicator. Previously, only Deep Scan had an estimated time shown, now you can see how much time the whole process from the very beginning is estimated to take
iOS data recovery: Chat history from iOS messengers, including Viber, WeChat, kik, WhatsApp, Line, and Skype, is now extracted and categorized comprehensively in scan results
New file signatures supported by Deep Scan – GZ, TGZ, ALS, FC (FlipaClip: 2D Animation creation app)
Recovery of iOS voicemails and voice memos
The “Find Duplicates” module now offers the preview panel with thumbnails

Improvements

The recovery performance is greatly improved if during the Deep Scan stage one of the Windows Storage Spaces drives is disconnected
It is now possible to remove previously used recovery destinations with the right-click menu, when selecting where to save your recovered files
Minor enhancements in how the system Macintosh hard drive is listed in Disk Drill
File recovery chances are predicted even more accurately now for the discovered lost partitions
iOS Notes image attachments can now be found and recovered as separate files
Hover your mouse cursor over recovery destinations for your recovered files to see the full path and choose the proper folder
Multiple subtle usability improvements for iOS recovery throughout the app
Apple Fusion Drive can now be found in the RAIDs group under Storage Devices

Fixes

Occasional view distortion when folders as icons modes were active in the recovery results that could potentially lead to an app crash
In certain cases the iOS scan results would display clipped icons
Rare interface freezing while displaying the operation progress
All file selection was working incorrectly when folders as icons modes were active in the recovery results window
App crash while using the Smart Select option in Find Duplicates with a large number of scan results
NTFS scanner stability issues when deallocated objects were found by Disk Drill
A crash, occurring during a RAID scan, if the disk images were disconnected suddenly
Some lags in updating disk list status when new items were added
Minor interface glitches when certain panels were displayed in macOS 10.15
Sometimes when the scan was resumed, the “Recover all” and “Review found” items buttons disappeared
Date Modified values were not shown properly for scan results after the latter were filtered by date
Some dates in the Date Modified filter could cause an exception when specified (if your files were modified back in the XIX century 😁)
The drive temperature indicator wasn’t always displaying correct visuals