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No bug, you need to supply the LF flag, eg ::filter "", 8;, as the help file shows.

Great, thanks!

I've wanted this for a long time.

If possible do you think that selection can be retained when toggling #496.

I have noticed that in x64 when repeating <crlf> if the value is between 5 and 21, strange things happen to the output, here is a quick repro.

Yeah UTF-16BE without BOM are pretty rare though, I guess if you didn't mind slowing down the script slightly, something like this should work in those edge cases too, $r = filetype(<cc_item>) == "Binary" ? 1201 : ""; $c = readfile(<cc_item>, 3:=$r); if ($c) { $c = replace($c, <c...

Yes color filters are one of the other various ways I previously alluded to but didn't bother mentioning because I didn't think it was easier than my previous suggestion, but if you wanted to go that route instead you could use a pattern such as this

T:name: "C:\"

You could alternatively do it like this natively without the exe, I'd assume it would be faster. $c = readfile(<cc_item>); if ($c) { $c = replace($c, <crlf>, <lf>); $c = replace($c, <lf>, chr(13)); $c = gettoken($c, "count", chr(13),, 4); return "$c Lns."; } @highend: that exe se...

Are you loading it via a shortcut lnk or similar? you may be loading it pointing to the C: in the shortcut. Or you may have locked the tree ? Tools | Customize Tree | Lock Tree Or you may have Mini Tree enabled ? View | Mini Tree there are a lot of variables, a screenshot might help, you may want di...

Configuration | General | Startup & Exit | Expand in tree

This can be done in various ways, here are a couple of the easiest, If you want only the drive colored, select it in the tree and:

Favorites | Set Highlight Color...

or if you want the drive and all its items colored

Favorites | Set Box Color...

Are both hashes in XYThumbs.txt ?

You can already do this, just hold Shift when clicking the Back Color... button in config with the label selected.

But I'd actually recommend you to check out Tools | Customize List | Show Folder Row Colors instead of using CF's, the default color is customizable if you don't like it.

Something like this should work:, eg:

prop:#Tags: "YOUR_TAG"

Well it should be easy to spot that D94235 color in Tools | List Management | Color Filters anyway, to me it looks like it is an exact match for the default overlong filenames filter, so I'd guess it is that, unless you reused that exact color for a custom filter.