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Sorry, unable to reproduce that. The sort order here is just fine -> Can't help with that issue

1. If you mean the tabs that are currently visible, yes
2. Let me guess, you're using XY Free, right? Menu - Tabsets doesn't exist, it's only available in the paid version

1. Not within one XY instance
2. Menu - Tabsets - ...
3. See 2.
4. No

I'm with LittleBiG and Ken here, it should show what will happen when you press the button...

in the 18.90.0104 vesion which i downloaded 3 minutes ago

I was not talking about a new version, just about starting your current one as fresh...

The thing is, I'm absolutely unable to recreate what you see in your screenshot.

The sort order for the testdata is always correct...
Try a fresh instance (::fresh; in the address bar)

With:
Configuration | General | Sort and Rename | Sort | [x] Show sort headers in all views
SortHeadersOffInDetailsToo=0

And now another screenshot of this testdata (exactly with the same folder names like in mine) please

Scripting would be a temporary option as well (when used in a user defined command with a keyboard shortcut assigned) "CloseLeftTabs" $curTabID = tab("get"); while($i++ < $curTabID - 1) { tab("close", 0, 1); } "CloseRightTabs" $numTabs = tab("get", &...

4. Not here branch1.png Show a screenshot of Configuration | General | Sort and Rename 5. Imho this is just the way how a branch view is displayed. You see the files inside a folder first and afterwards additional subfolders. For me it made always sense this way... Don't know if this behavior is cha...

Configuration | Find and Filter | Find Files & Branch View | Find Files | Show search results in
You are probably using: "Search results" tab (locked) there...

where is the <curbases>?

It's report() with the "{basename}" template... Not every possible variable exists...

c.) I didn't understand your (Compiliation... Split..., etc.) so without showing a real word
example -> Nothing to add to that topic

@suslo Because both code examples don't take folders into account (if you'd ever need to process those as well)... This would handle this gracefully (by not cutting off folders with dots in it): $items = report("{basename}{Dir \}<crlf>", <get SelectedItemsPathNames |>); // Now we are cutti...

@jupe I know you're versions are meant to be corrected by the people who try them out, so... :mrgreen: copytext($res) copytext is not a function, no return value, no parentheses... It's valid code for what was asked for but please do not use it if want to handle a lot of selected files with it A lot...

E.g.: $items = <get SelectedItemsNames <crlf>>; // Now we are removing the extension from each item $items = regexreplace($items, "\.[^.]+?$"); // Now we are cutting off the first 5 characters for each item $items = regexreplace($items, "^(.){5}(.*)(?:\r?\n|$)", "$2<crlf>&qu...