About Baseline
Where has all your disk space gone? Baseline makes it easy to find out.

As well as telling you how much space each file or directory takes up on your hard disk, Baseline allows you to compare your disk against previous scans, to show you what’s changed.

You can view your files in a list, browser, or graphical TreeMap view, or with QuickLook.

You can opt to only view the changed items, so you can easily see what’s taking up the space you used to have free.

Baseline can also detect duplicate files on your hard disk, to save even more space.

You can delete, compress, and archive items, and empty the trash directly from within Baseline, making tidying up your disk a snap.

What’s New in this Version
- Added “Open in Finder” to the File menu.
- Menu shortcuts are now more consistent with the Finder.
- Fixed several crashes that could occur when switching baselines.
- Changed duplicates are now displayed correctly.
- The TreeMap view now reloads correctly when the baseline is changed.
- Changed duplicates are now correctly recalculated when the baseline is changed.
- Excess logging removed.
- File and directory icons are now refreshed when rescanning.
- Improved path control and browser view behaviour after item deletion.
- Deletion is now more reliable.
- Improved validation when archiving.