XYplorer Beta Club

admin wrote:Well, I'm too lazy to add the button.

And why should I? If you want to test the free version, simply download it.

I know, but my reasons are same as JC's. Just easier to switch back and forth to help out users.
lo prio ofcourse!

@Don: Could you provide Emulate XYplorerFree button in Features section of config as you did once before?
Too lazy to uncheck features manually.

Go to User | Manage Commands..., go to Rename section, Click New | Add New Command and input as in the screenshot below:

But on a positive note, seems that one of their existing users George has taken note via this comment, which is what I was attempting to reply to: http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-file-manager.htm#comment-113406 XYPlorer Free has been revived after 7 years, and is at version 13 now. A very...

EDIT: So I attempted to join Gizmo and post about XYplorerFree and... the system software apparently thought I was a spammer because I posted links back to XYplorer's site so I was perma-banned instead. Wonderful. Hopefully, the admin gets my email soon so that I can post. Unless j_c_hallgren beats...

admin wrote:I won't stop you.

Done

I was looking at the Feature List and I think Access Control and Admin settings should be combined.
One less X for Free users,

Yes, confirmed.

admin wrote:That's the old version though.

Yes, I meant someone already tried working on it before, maybe that thread needs a bump.

Oh you don't need to do anything about the PortableApps format. People will just make a version using a wrapper for it to work with that platform. I'm just asking if it's alright for them to do that and redistribute it in a different way. I'm sure that when someone decided to do that, they will ask...

Updated XYplorer on Wikipedia. Added the new XYplorerFree version.

Maybe use admin.ini?

Happy New Year to all my fellow XY mates!
Big thanks to Don for his passion towards XY.
Cheers!

1) They aren't working when the list is in Drives mode. Entering 'Local Disk:\' into the address bar results in a 'Create Location?' dialog. EDIT: It seems Quick DOS/Shell Commands also does not work here - though I suppose that makes some sense since the CWD would not be valid. I experienced the s...

v13.50.0002 - 2013-12-19 13:11 + Named Drives: Now, for the sake of portability, you can specify paths using their name (Volume Label) instead of the drive letter. So, for example, if your drive C: is called "TheSystem", then these two paths will refer to the same location: C:\Windows The...