It's almost too easy, in the sense that there's no UI indication that this is even possible. Had to google it and land here to figure it out...

Why do the other views (Graph, Files) have an explicit/visible filter box, but this is one is implicit/hidden? Same goes for the Branches view btw.

+1 on that, that seems like an easy fix, plus it would also make the UI more consistent: right now ungrouped branches are indented more than groups.

I would love to have this, with an option to automatically reset the committer date (set it to author date).

I often work with the Graph view in "Sort by Time" mode, and committer date messes that up. Alternatively, having options to sort either by committer or author date would be neat.

Yes exactly. I love SmartGit's autostash feature, in most cases it just works, and if there's any issue the transaction is aborted and everything's safe.

I need often as well (for Unity projects, scene files are big but quite readable YAML when the changes are small).

Basically automatically fallback to "Compact Changes Display" would be nice.

Not sure I'd want an icon (maybe an extra column though?), but at least a notification in the changes tab when the file is selected.

I'll repost a request I made in the forum: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/smartgit/PMh7CrwLAMM

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I was toying with LFS locally so I needed a local server (can't serve LFS files from a directory), so I used gitea and noticed it very explicitly says when a file is LFS-tracked, like in this commit which changed both a large and a regular file:

... I would love to have this in Smartgit! maybe in the review tab header, where it sometimes shows extra info such as "line endings LF vs CRLF".

In some context (file history, I think), gitea also actually follows the large file and displays its content!

... which admittedly has limited interest for large binaries, but was nice in my case because my .large test file is actually text. Still a nice option IMO, to more closely mimic what happens for non-LFS files.