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I dunno, does it behave like UP now?

...not that it's important, I'll just remap I guess.

Okay then, but is there an actual reason why it can't just go back / UP to where it were?

Backspace.

It happens as in the screenshots, when you are further down in the list of directories than can be displayed on the screen.

Small nuisance.

This is where I am, this is where I return.

I would like to return to where I was.

If possible.

EDIT: Oh, the order of the images got swapped.

Jolly good.

Yes but, so are you going to fix it?

Ok, I was too quick in assuming it was just the missing key-commands.

Resolved.

For some reason, the definitions for Copy and Paste had disappeared.

Version: 9.90.0500 OS: Windows 7, 64 bit To reproduce: * Highlight a file * CTRL+C * CTRL+V (copy of file appears, with " - Copy" added to the filename) * CTRL+Z Expected result: The copy of the file should disappear. Actual result: An error dialog-box appears, stating that "This acti...

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etc.

Would you like https://www.xyplorer.com and fries with that?

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Shift+F5.

I would like to see the space-count NOT be invalidated for:
* Switching between tabs
* Fileoperations on items in the list (background programs writing to one of the directories)

You can mount a drive in a folder just fine, _provided_ that there is at least _one_ file on the drive.

See screenshot.

"Reason: You opted in configuration to not(sic) SHOW hidden items". But I did not chose not to ACCESS them. Also, maybe "Show User folder" should show the single hidden "Appdata"-folder? EDIT: In Windows 7 the location of your personal startup folder is: %systemdrive%\u...

This does what I expect it to: set $a, "<curname>"; msg "current selected item: $a"; , this does not: set $a, "<curname>"; msg "current selected item: $a"; Why? Seems impractical too me, to have to use a variable on the same line that you define and set it.