Defraggler has been updated to 1.11.148.

You can now define custom color schemes for the HDD map view.

Defraggler has been updated to 1.10.143.

It can now “sense” SSDs. I wonder if special defrag routines for such drives are coming up

Piriform’s Defraggler has been updated to 1.09.138

This version’s highlight, I think, is the new “search” feature which lets you… (yes!) search for files on a partition, based on a few parameters such as file size and name. The screenshots below briefly demonstrate this.

Piriform’s Defraggler has been updated to 1.08.132

Beside a few fixes there are two new command line options:
- /shutdown (equivalent to the “Shutdown after Defrag” setting)
- /large (equivalent to the “Move large files to end of drive” setting)

Defraggler 1.07.124 is out.

The only addition that caught my eye is the option to automatically shut down the PC when the defrag process ends. Everything else falls into the category of “usual improvements and fixes” (they’re also welcome, don’t get me wrong )

Extra, extra, get your Defraggler update here!

Defraggler 1.06.118 introduces a much awaited (at least for me) feature: clicking on a drive map block to see what files are stored in that particular disk section.

Aside from that, there’s the usual batch of bug fixes and tweaks.

One of Piriform’s excellent free utilities, Defraggler, has been updated today to version 1.05.111.

Defraggler started as a simple, fast defragmenter with the extremely useful option of defragging only certain files, but has evolved in all respects, including the UI which now offers more information about your disks and what’s going on during the defrag process.