Bug: When dragging a file into a folder, the first double-click does not respond; please watch the demonstration video

[lovelymangold]

28.30.2700
win11 ent
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When dragging a file into a folder, the first double-click does not respond; please watch the demonstration video.
This phenomenon cannot be reproduced every time; sometimes it occurs consistently during that specific operation, while at other times it simply cannot be replicated—it is quite strange.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sPTKfT ... sp=sharing

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[lovelymangold]

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[admin]

Cannot reproduce. Do you get it also with a fresh instance (i.e. with factory default settings)?

[lovelymangold]

I’m not sure how to revert everything to default all at once and then restore my settings after testing. Besides, using the default settings isn't really what I want, as I need to configure certain options to suit my specific requirements.
This bug doesn't happen constantly; it pops up intermittently—which is incredibly annoying—and seems to require continuous usage to reproduce. I’ve uploaded my configuration; please take a look. Thanks.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WDff1l ... drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sPTKfT ... drive_link

[jupe]

I'd try adjusting your dblclick speed in Windows settings

https://thegeekpage.com/how-to-adjust-t ... ows-10-11/

[lovelymangold]

This adjustment would affect the operation of all software within Windows—which is not what I want. Regardless of whether it might fix this bug, I cannot compromise the functionality of everything else just to accommodate it.

[lovelymangold]

I'd try adjusting your dblclick speed in Windows settings

https://thegeekpage.com/how-to-adjust-t ... ows-10-11/

Did you experience the same thing (no response to the first double-click)?

[jupe]

No, but in your video it seems like you drop + double click very very fast, and you need to keep in mind that when you drag drop a file and then try and double click, a refresh operation needs to happen between the drop and the double click, so I suggested that a minor change to global dblclick speed may help in your situation.

[lovelymangold]

No, but in your video it seems like you drop + double click very very fast, and you need to keep in mind that when you drag drop a file and then try and double click, a refresh operation needs to happen between the drop and the double click, so I suggested that a minor change to global dblclick speed may help in your situation.

I feel that good software shouldn't make me wait for it while I'm using it, right? I haven't encountered similar issues when using OPUS, so I don't think XYplorer should have them either.
I'm not sure if there might be a conflict between certain settings.

[admin]

To test a fresh instance simply start one from your current instance: paste fresh; into the address bar and press ENTER.

[lovelymangold]

To test a fresh instance simply start one from your current instance: paste fresh; into the address bar and press ENTER.

I used the default settings for a while but couldn't reproduce the issue. It’s likely due to some specific configuration settings; I find the default configuration awkward and uncomfortable to use, so I prefer sticking with my own setup—but I am certain this is a bug.