XYplorer Beta Club

I have no idea how to find the file path for the original folder icon(s). Apparently, they're embedded in a system file called shell32.dll.mun now?

Yes, it's a complete eyesore, and I have no idea why it was requested in the first place. (Ever think about just not having empty folders in your system?)

I have Windows 10 configured to never show or cache thumbnails, but when I generate thumbnails in XYplorer, the Windows thumbnail cache grows along with it.

Why is that? I thought XYplorer uses its own thumbnail database.

Thanks.

I also learned that this can be done with voidtools's Everything search.

Let's say I have a text file with the following list: alfa bravo charlie And I have a file directory with the following folders: alfa bravo charlie delta echo Is there a way I could run the text file through XYplorer and have it only highlight the folder names that match those in the text file (alfa...

Thumbnails don't seem to generate automatically in a folder with a a lot of images in 20.10 unless you leave the tab and go back to it.

Yes, I am using the latest version.

The strange thing is that the thumbnails will stay put immediately after they are generated, but when I go to the folder later, XYplorer will attempt to regenerate all of the thumbnails again. I don't know what could be triggering that.

When did Donald tweet that? I'll assume it was in June, so I'm sure he hasn't forgotten about it...

Thanks, not sure why I didn't think to check there...

Can the license key be viewed somewhere, or do I have to e-mail support?

Yes, the settings are correct.

I don't know what the exact trigger is, but XYplorer will inevitably generate thumbnails for every folder/file again.

I am experiencing this with a particularly large folder that contains over 4,000 subfolders. I have tried deleting the cache file, but that doesn't seem to help.

"Preserve item dates" doesn't work with files that are copied from the OneDrive folder. The date is preserved if the files are cut, however.

Is there any way to maintain the original dates under a copy operation, or is this a quirk with Windows 10/OneDrive?

There seems to be a bug where a renamed file will adopt the creation date of a deleted file that had the same name. For instance, let's say C:\ has two files named "Foxes" and "Foxes Two." When "Foxes" is deleted and "Foxes Two" is renamed to "Foxes,"...

https://images.techhive.com/images/article/2016/03/0407-pin-app-100650893-large.jpg I've been thinking about how convenient it'd be if the user could add program shortcuts and other "tasks" to the menu that pops up when you right click on XYPlorer in the taskbar. But is this even possible...