XYplorer Beta Club

Is it still the only way to get thumbnail preview svg in XY?
I can't find the download link for a 32b or even 64b exe here: https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=svgextension
I only get the option to download an archive (that I assume I'd have to compile myself, but I'm not sure how to do that)

Hi,

I get the google drive stream context menu for folders in windows explorer but not in xyplorer. How can I fix this?
I'm talking about right clicking a folder and toggle offline viewing for example.

Thank you!

Consolas did the trick for me, thank you !

'Len' column would be more useful for me if it counted the length of the filename rather than the full path, even though in that instance it would do the trick too so thank you for bringing it up.

fit.PNG Is there a way to make sure that filenames with the same numbers of characters are aligned? In my example the 'W' on the highlighted line is what make it appear longer, as if I had made a typo in this reference and added an extra character by mistake. Would be nice to be able to spot this k...

I know that the 3D program Blender create a snapshot of your scene when you close it. I'm wondering if there is a way to see that when using Thumbnail view in XYplorer instead of the blender logo...

Today I found myself in a situation where I wanted to right click on images in 300x200 Thumbnail view and assign them a color label. I think this would be a nice addition to XYplorer for people who work mostly with images like myself as I need to see what's in the image to label it. Or is there a ke...

Is there a way to do this? Switching automatically to thumbnail view if folder has more images than non-images files?

Ok i was certain .* matched anything in regex... The more I dig into regex the more obscure it seems to me haha, thank you for your answer, it worked.

I have a few files that have a prefix I want to get rid of, prefix is like this "NEW__00**_" where the stars should be widlcards (any character). I don't really get how regex works in XYplorer, I use it in Python all the time (but I'm clearly not a pro) I've tried a few things in the Regex...