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I can confirm that this has been fixed in 19.80.

Just checked out version 19.80. file:// works very well. I originally expected XY to delegate the request to File Explorer. But instead, it handled it by itself. This is very convenient. Thanks.

I checked the box for "Show the 64-bit context menu" in "Shell Integration" section of the Configuration. Now, every time I right click on a file or a folder, I see the taskbar and the desktop icons getting refreshed as the context menu is appearing. What is the reason for this? ...

Procedure to reproduce: 1. Open a tab in, say, the top pane. Navigate to any location such as "C:\Program Files (x86)". 2. Rename tab using the tab context menu item "Rename tab...". Give it a name e.g. "My Tab". 3. Set the home location using the tab context menu item ...

Haha... very funny.... For now, I am the only one with license. I don't think most people are even aware of XYplorer. It is a great tool. For me, the Catalog and File search are killer features. Those are the ones that I use the most. I am going to make my co-workers aware of it.

Thank you. :) :beer: In my company, various people create intranet wiki pages with references to files and directories on internal shares. Most people use "\\myhostname\sharename\path\to\directoryorfile". But some of them use "file://myhostname/sharename/path/to/directoryorfile"....

"file://///myhostname/myshare" worked in the sense that XYplorer did not throw an error, and started Windows File Explorer to open the URI. I also noted that using 4 slashes instead of 5 cause the same behavior. Technically, one could say that XYplorer supports file URI (albeit in a modifi...

When I tried with three slashes to open the local file as you suggested, XYplorer started the application registered to open that file type (notepad++ in my case to open LicenseXY.txt). When I tried with three slashes to open a local directory such as the XYplorer installation directory, XYplorer op...

I pasted a URI such as "file://myhostname/myshare" in the address bar and hit enter. I got an error dialog box with the message "Not Found: Location or item". The dialog box further had the message "Could not find: file:\hostname\myshare". If I paste "\\myhostname\...

Hi, I sometimes want to access URI's such as "file://<hostname>/<share_name>" to access intranet resources in my company. Our internal webpages link to internal files using "file://". These URIs open fine in Windows 10 File Explorer. But XYplorer doesn't seem to support them. Xyp...