https://coderwall.com/p/fasnya/add-git- ... ash-prompt
See the yellow "(develop)" part on the first line? That's the name of the branch and it's there as a label at the very end of the command prompt (ignore the other parts of this image):

Is there a way to do the equivalent of this in XYplorer? When I go to a folder that's under a git repo, I'd like to know the branch name I have currently checked out (ideally somewhere at the top and distractingly visible). This is very important because depending on which git branch you have checked out, some files/folders may appear and some won't, which can be confusing if you forget about the fact that branches are in play and may affect what you're seeing.