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You have an example?Jerry wrote:I too have been having frequent problems with the type ahead. Sometimes it's just not working at all. It's become so unreliable for me that I'm starting to rarely use it and instead fall back to the ">" alternative in the path bar, but that's more cumbersome. I don't have these problems with type ahead in other applications.
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Re: type ahead
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Re: type ahead
A bit tricky to find a reproducible case because it's intermittent, even with the same listing of files. Sometimes when it happens, typing just one single matching letter doesn't work when it should. So it doesn't seem to be just a problem of the interval between keystrokes. I'll to try pay attention to other context when it occurs and see if there's a pattern there.admin wrote:You have an example?
Running on Windows 10 Pro 64-bit quad-core ASUS G752-VY notebook with 64 GB RAM, over 26 external USB3 drives attached via multiple powered hubs with letters and mount points, totaling 120+ TB.