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Glad to see this is working. It's really my main reason for looking for a Windows Explorer alternative. I regularly turn on / off the preview and the change in Win11 meant more clicks every time. I reverted to Win10 for a while because of it.
davidzvi wrote: ↑09 Jun 2022 17:51
Glad to see this is working. It's really my main reason for looking for a Windows Explorer alternative. I regularly turn on / off the preview and the change in Win11 meant more clicks every time. I reverted to Win10 for a while because of it.
There are no more clicks in Windows Explorer than in XY.
In a detail view you switch on preview (Alt-P) and then you click on any PDF you want or use cursor up/down to preview other PDFs.
Windows 11 Home, Version 25H2 (OS Build 26200.9278) Portable x64 XYplorer (Actual version, including betas)
Display settings 1920 x 1080 Scale 100%
Everything 1.5.0.1423b (x64), Everything Toolbar 3.2, Listary Pro 7.0.0.9 beta
davidzvi wrote: ↑09 Jun 2022 17:51
Glad to see this is working. It's really my main reason for looking for a Windows Explorer alternative. I regularly turn on / off the preview and the change in Win11 meant more clicks every time. I reverted to Win10 for a while because of it.
There are no more clicks in Windows Explorer than in XY.
In a detail view you switch on preview (Alt-P) and then you click on any PDF you want or use cursor up/down to preview other PDFs.
True when your hands are on the keyboard (forgot about that shortcut). But it's not usually the case when I'm bouncing around in explorer.