I sometimes encounter a bug in Xplorer2 where, when I have recently worked in Folder A, and have switched to a new window containing folder B, Xplorer2 still thinks I am in folder A. Therefore if I open an application in folder B with dependencies also in folder B, the application will incorrectly load, as it ends up looking in Folder A for the dependencies. If this is occurring, I can also open a terminal window (by going to tools > run command and typing CMD, for example), and my command prompt will show that I have opened it in Folder A instead of B.
This was tested with folders being opened in multiple windows, rather than side-by-side in the same one.
Below are steps to reproduce this bug. Note that while I use the documents folder, this is not the only folder the bug occurs in, and the folder does not have to have a symlink.
1. Go to your documents folder and create 2 folders there. Folder A, and folder B.
2. In folder A, create a text file. I called it file A.
3. Close both the folder A and folder B windows if you still have them open. This step is here because it's exactly how I reproduced this. Sorry for being a bit redundant
4. Open folder A in its own window, and then do the same for folder B, so they're open in 2 separate windows again.
5. Open file A.txt.
6. With File A.txt still opened, Close folder A.
7. Close file A.txt, switching back to the Folder B window.
8. From the folder B window, launch a command window. I did this by going to tools > run command and typing 'CMD'.
9. The path that CMD opens to will be folder A, even though you're in folder B.
