Color Filter for mounted drives

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d.hoffmann@gmx.com
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Color Filter for mounted drives

Post by d.hoffmann@gmx.com »

Hi,

I am regularely mounting veracrypt folders as drive k, l or m ....

In order to distinguish them from local folders, I have created the color filter as seen in the screenshot.

It works perfect for drive k and m, but would not work for drive l ....

I went through a number of options and configs, but cannot get it to work - would someone have an idea, where else I need to check or what I am doing wrong ?

Kind regards
Dirk
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Re: Color Filter for mounted drives

Post by admin »

Well, that's a bug! :bug: Good find. :tup: Fixed in next beta. :cup:

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