XYplorer Beta Club

Having moved to MacOS within the last few days, I can't wait for a potential Mac version of this. Finder is just soooooooooo shit for managing files, although basically everything is shit compared to XY.

I assumed there would be a way, there seems to be a way to do basically anything in this program.

Thanks.

I don't think this is possible but I guess Ill ask. I have a directory of audiobooks, I'm in the process of converting them from multiple mp3's to m4b's. I'm currently just doing a search for .mp3 files in my audiobook directory which is giving me a list of thousands of files. I'm wondering if it is...

highend wrote: ↑19 Jul 2025 16:03 Or in its own scripted custom column:
E.g.:

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$items = foldersize(<cc_item>, "<f>|<d>", 1);
    $total = gettoken($items, 1, "|") + gettoken($items, 2, "|");
    return $total

Switch 0 to 1 if these values should be recursive

Perfect, thanks.

I tried adding the column with the property file count but it doesn't seem to show the number of files in a folder, it just shows ---

I was just checking as the other ones were named XYplorerTB.exe

Are we just supposed to replace the actual XYplorer exe file now?

I know you're working on the dongle/signing thing, but is there a rough ETA on a TB version that doesn't crash when dragging things? What crashes do you get ? I tried internal from pane to pane in XY and external Fron/to XY without any crash. Tested with XYplorerTB 27.00.0407 I'm using 27.00.0502, ...

I know you're working on the dongle/signing thing, but is there a rough ETA on a TB version that doesn't crash when dragging things?

I'm also getting the crash when dragging.

I'm trying to drag a file into a folder in the same directory. Left click dragging.

Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | Drag and Drop | Use standard shell drag and drop is enabled.

It also crashes if I disable that option.

jupe wrote: ↑20 May 2025 22:09 Enable this:

Tools | Customize List | [x] Ignore Articles When Sorting

Awesome, thanks.

My brain automatically ignores words like "The" when thinking where a folder or file would be, so I'd automatically go looking for a folder called "The Beatles" under B and not T.

Is there any way of getting Xyplorer to sort the name column like this?

I just installed the latest beta version of xy and Windows Defender got its knickers in a twist. Detected it as a severe threat and automatically quarantined it, which while being slightly annoying, is good that it is actually doing its job correctly.

Thanks, one of the unfortunate things about having something that can do as much as XY is knowing where to look to find certain settings.