Addressing the issue where the Finder repeatedly shows network drives after waking up, even though they are not mounted.

The issue likely started occurring with a specific macOS Sonoma version.
A killall Finder always helps, but perhaps a HUP signal would suffice. Additionally, one could observe whether deleting the Finder cache using rm -r ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.finder might help. However, this would again require restarting (or signaling) Finder.

The problem is most likely not an error from the Network Share Mounter.

changed milestone to %Network Share Mounter Version 3.0.4

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assigned to @unrz142

Maybe it could help to set and delete Finder properties via defaults write and delete to trigger Finder to reload his caches.

defaults write com.apple.finder DisableAllAnimations -bool true
defaults delete com.apple.finder DisableAllAnimations

Unfortunately, that does not help.

marked this issue as a duplicate of #109 (closed)

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marked this issue as related to #109 (closed)