5.80.0009 - List view has become Details view: RESOLVED
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5.80.0009 - List view has become Details view: RESOLVED
For some reason in 5.80.0009, single columns have appeared in List view, making it behave and appear like Details view, only with one column at top, the NAME column. All the files are in a single row below. Is there a way to undo this, to remove the sort column and return to mere List view?
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Re: 5.80.0009 - List view has become Details view (undo?)
Sounds horrible. But I cannot reproduce it.zridling wrote:For some reason in 5.80.0009, single columns have appeared in List view, making it behave and appear like Details view, only with one column at top, the NAME column. All the files are in a single row below. Is there a way to undo this, to remove the sort column and return to mere List view?
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Nah, it's not that bad. However, I noticed that I can get it to work normally again by right-clicking in the list pane, select Views > Small Icons, and then go back and select Views > List. However, the columns reappear when closing and reopening XYplorer.
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Okay, got it. I was being too clever some days ago trying to spare a nanosecond somewhere. Thanks!zridling wrote:Nah, it's not that bad. However, I noticed that I can get it to work normally again by right-clicking in the list pane, select Views > Small Icons, and then go back and select Views > List. However, the columns reappear when closing and reopening XYplorer.
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