Interarchy 9.0.1 is now available. It address a number of small bugs and issues with Interarchy 9.0. Detailed release notes can be found here.
The handling of file editors is much improved in 9.0.1. You can once again change the editor for a file type via the Get Info window. You can also change editors via the Always Edit With menu (open the File menu and hold down the Option key).
Interarchy 9.0 uses the system wide Launch Services database. Most of the time this is a good thing. If, for example, the Finder opens .txt files with BBEdit, Interarchy will also use BBEdit. However if you wanted the Finder to open say .html files with Safari and Interarchy to edit .html files with BBEdit you were out of luck. Interarchy 9.0.1 solves this. When you change the editor for a file type Interarchy will ask you if you want the change to be local to Interarchy or global across all applications.
9.0.1 also allows you to set a universal editor. If you always want to use BBEdit, regardless of file type, have a look at the Editor popup menu in the Helpers Preference Pane.
Fans of spatial navigation should be happy with 9.0.1. It once again does the right thing.
“Out of the box” Interarchy will work in browser mode. To activate spatial behaviour go to the Tabs Preference Pane. You should check the the “Always open folders in a new window” and “Select tabs and windows as they are created” checkboxes.
Enjoy!