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Just following up on this. Turns out I didn't need a custom button - a button to save current folder view already exists in the toolbar. Intuitively, it is the giant 'F'.

Thanks WirlyWirly I'll check that out.

Ah, okay, fair enough.

Yep, custom button will suffice. Thank you so much for helping me with this.

Ah yep, that got me sorted out. Thank for that.

Is there any way to have XY automatically save new folder views when I do something like change sort order? Without me having to manually save folder views? Too bad there isn't even a keyboard shortcut to save current folder view..

Hello, Okay one more new post for the day... last one (I hope). Again, sorry if this info is available somewhere - I am searching but I'm not finding it. I'm struggling a bit configuring list sorting to my liking. List sorting as in when I'm inside a directory and use one of the columns to sort (ex:...

Awesome, very helpful resources, thank you for your reply.

Hello, Apologies if this has been asked before. I did some searching and couldn't find what I was looking for. Is it possible to add my own items to the right-click context menu? Or, is it possible to get the the "default" context menu I would see in Windows' File Explorer? I searched thro...

Configuration | General | Startup & Exit | Open command line start path in new tab PERFECT. That option gives me the behavior I was looking for. Thank you so much. I have looked at that option but I didn't really understand it or its description. Not sure if you close threads or mark them as ad...

Hello, I hope this feature wish finds you well. When shell integration is enabled, and XYplorer is the default file manager, I would like to see an option to have XYplorer open drives/directories from external applications in new tabs. Right now what is happening for me is drives/directories opened ...

Hello, I hope this feature wish finds you well. I think it would be great to have an option for cloning tab history when you clone a tab. Right now, when I clone a tab, essentially a new (fresh) tab is opened up to the same location. The new tab doesn't have any navigation history, i.e. I can't use ...