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thanks for clarification!

keep up your good work

strange!!

i can reliably reproduce it on win7pro x64 and on win10pro x64 with a new portable FCXE

@Dreamer
thanks for investigating

I can narrow it down a bit.
the bug only happens when I select "Use Vista+ delete method" in the delete dialogue

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these are my global file/folder operations settings

if I want to copy a file to UAC protected folder, the UAC dialog pops up in the foreground and I can confirm with "Yes" --> correct behavior ******************* if I want to rename a file in UAC protected folder, the UAC dialog pops up in the foreground and I can confirm with "Yes" --> correct behav...

the favorites tree is not a "real" place on your harddisk; it is just sort of a link-collection to the real file/directory --> moving items to favorites tree is not possible

Dreamer wrote: ↑

05.11.2020, 21:07

I really miss a keyboard shortcut to switch between last 2 tabs.

In Firefox Ctrl+Tab switch between last 2 tabs and it's really useful.

+1, I'm really missing this feature in FCXE.

as a workaround I would suggest (and I think it's a good workaround): put "Open focused folder as a new tab in the same panel" in the adress toolbar - even saves you a click!

temporalnaut wrote: ↑

02.11.2020, 18:39

... grouped by folder.

there is no "group by" but you can sort by containing folder, which gives you a very similar effect IMHO

+1
really miss that in FCXE

I suppose "Find previous" it is available in Viewer - but I'm afraid it's not working.

try this:

To reproduce try: - In Windows settings - Regional format: English (World) (you can change it temporary if you can't reproduce, PC restart is not needed) - main FC instance with custom settings is running, EXIF works good - I created new FC portable copy, empty settings, just with color schemes - s...

cannot confirm.

+1
I fully second your request, oh it would save me lots of clicks!

@H.Seldon
well done, sir.
this kind of makes it clear to me.
thanks.

so i suppose i can mark the topic as 'fixed', more or less.