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i turned that question about commands into "don't ask me again" type
I wouldn't want to be held responsible for yet another mysterious disappearance of yours into the desert

at the very least match what Win Explorer already does windows explorer checkboxes are dead easy to LOSE with one accidental click. That goes against the idea of building large selections as for this message, I thought I'd add it as e.g. DOS commands don't apply to network folders or zipfolders wha...

do you think you will be using checkboxes? (you answered your own question paps )
you wouldn't want to use checkboxes to OPEN items for example? some things are better done with selection

is there a way to reliably use both versions side by side simultaneously? use /P command line switch to start the second, like Gandolf says checkboxes are visible when they are enabled, so you don't need to rely on the menu icon! if you read the announcement notes, checkboxes are used for pretty mu...

there is no disable flag, if you don't click on the "plain" link the filter will stay complex

the drivebar shows only a letter for brevity. If you put your mouse over a button you see a popup tip with the full drive name
another way to differentiate your drives is to assign them a different icon, see here for more information

if you delete WAITWND you will make it even slower!
macros are faster if you repeat a saved macro, where no UI shows

I think that unregistered versions don't allow INI persistence
but you can save your settings and be safe. I have tested it upon myself for some time so I don't expect it to format your HD

i am sure xplorer2 macro recorder will be able to help you here whatever you're trying to do, just use the mouse while recording

the inner dialog appears in 00s of places so it isn't feasible to get the keys right for all of them
if you press ALT+F twice you will get to the button
actually as this is the default button, just press ENTER to close the dialog

the beta is ultimate x64 only

if you enable the crumbs bar, then yes it's going to be a funny interaction if you go back and forth
but the remaining settings will be ok

what exactly did it mess up?
I did say you should take a backup of your settings, didn't I?

A few months in the making, and almost complete, here's a BETA sample of the forthcoming v6 to download and test: https://www.zabkat.com/test/xplorer2_setup64_ult_beta.exe There have been a lot of low-level changes, so be extra careful with the new features. Better make a backup of your settings too...