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or does version 5 have the same problem? Version 5 doesn't have MGAO3_NOSAVEGLOBAL, that's new to .11 (not even in .10), so no, neither a regressive nor retroactive mosquito. It was added after Nikos pondered his questionable navel after this , "btw 'save settings on exit' is a bit of a cheat&...

...blame the programmer for bad design... Nice try at a self-effacing deflection in modesty, but the Art of Zen Cynicism was born of balancing an overabundance of dismay with a distinct lack of surprise, and seeing the bright side. That said, as I'm the only one who would elevate this setting to Sa...

Mosquito: It appears MGAO3_NOSAVEGLOBAL blocks the updating of tagdb.bin even when Save Settings Now is explicitly invoked. And did your imagination go walkabout when you decided to name one section "More Options" and the next one "Extra Options"? In 1939 a bloke named S. I. Haya...

I’d like to have a crumbs bar for each pane in dual pane mode. Umm... exactly how is this crumbs thing better than the headers already over the panes? If you Right-Click (not Left-Click) any part of their subpath components, they already branch out in a manner far superior to this crumbs thing, no?...

Your first instance of x2 lite appears to be a non-admin process, but the second one appears to be elevated. (It's hard to tell with the low video resolution.) Are you by chance running Everything Search in Elevated mode (to index NTFS)? If so, that's why the first Open Path results in spawning an e...

Christos voskrese.

(Strange, the memories that bubble to the surface from childhood. I learned that phrase (in that language) when I was too small to even tie my laces, and now, there it is again.)

Well that solves that, I guess. A lot of trouble for nothing. Why not just disable the setting altogether if it's not needed or used? Would have saved this poor monkey a lot of scratching! :D Yeah, I know save settings on exit doesn't exactly behave the way we think it does, but in the interests of ...

I first encountered this when messing around with the beta, but discovered that it happens with the stable 5501 as well. Basically the checkbox in Tools -> Advanced Options -> Global -> Enable Deep Path Support keeps getting "un"-checked after I browse around for a bit. I can't narrow down...

I wouldn't want to be held responsible... So instead you're responsible for inspiring people to get up at 7am on a Saturday to write an Ode to a CLSID. What a legacy. I mean, shouldn't there be some kind of moderation around here to prevent this sort of thing? You know I can't police myself... Wher...

windows explorer checkboxes are dead easy to LOSE with one accidental click. That goes against the idea of building large selections I use single-click activation all the time - you don't have to tell me about losing selections! :D My point is that (especially when holding down <Ctrl> for multiple ...

as for this message, I thought I'd add it as e.g. DOS commands don't apply to network folders or zipfolders Yeah, but I compare drive contents (to other drives/backups) all the time, and the best way to do that is from there (how else would you select 2 or more drives in one go?). Guess you don't u...

Ok, I give up - I've gone through all the options twice and I can't find the one that disables this: https://i.imgur.com/y2tZemS.png This bloody thing pops up every time I want to run a user-command and I have the apparent temerity to do so with the "This PC" in an active pane. Like select...

Windows File Explorer has had the option to enable checkboxes for years. And I think that X² following suit is a good thing. Of course, and no one would seriously argue otherwise. However, one should take into account the actual user-experience of having such options. For example, in Win Explorer i...

haomin wrote: ↑2024 May 03, 08:05 use <Win+R>
just for debugging

Ok, that makes more sense. Unfortunately, even following your steps exactly, I cannot reproduce your result. Sorry.

you wouldn't want to use checkboxes to OPEN items for example? some things are better done with selection I try to approach things with what's left of my open mind, and, in particular, to look at them from the point of view of the mentally deranged users who would want to use them. :D One good thin...