Target folder not always opened from search tab using "Open containing folder in a background tab"
Posted: 05 Jan 2025 13:56
XY Version: 26.70.0500
O/S: Windows 10 Pro 64bit
O/S Version: 22H2
O/S Build: 19045.5247
Processor: Intel Core i9-9900K
RAM: 32GB
From directory "E:\Audio\Music", did a recursive search for "*.png".
From search results tab, pick a file and right click "Open containing folder in a background tab".
New background tab opens, but not the destination folder, instead folder opened is the original search root, "E:\Audio\Music". If I immediately repeat, a new background tab opens on the same (incorrect) directory.
But if I switch to that created tab, then switch back to the search tab and retry the command, a new background tab is created but this time in the correct folder, for example "E:\Audio\Music\K\Knuepfer_ Sacred Music (King) {20161025}". The original search root tab remained at all times
I have tried restarting XY, no change.
Closed search tab, then repeated search. No change.
After several more iterations, I am now finding that the operation will sometimes work as I think is intended, but not always.
So, not by any means critical, just ... odd.
Regards
O/S: Windows 10 Pro 64bit
O/S Version: 22H2
O/S Build: 19045.5247
Processor: Intel Core i9-9900K
RAM: 32GB
From directory "E:\Audio\Music", did a recursive search for "*.png".
From search results tab, pick a file and right click "Open containing folder in a background tab".
New background tab opens, but not the destination folder, instead folder opened is the original search root, "E:\Audio\Music". If I immediately repeat, a new background tab opens on the same (incorrect) directory.
But if I switch to that created tab, then switch back to the search tab and retry the command, a new background tab is created but this time in the correct folder, for example "E:\Audio\Music\K\Knuepfer_ Sacred Music (King) {20161025}". The original search root tab remained at all times
I have tried restarting XY, no change.
Closed search tab, then repeated search. No change.
After several more iterations, I am now finding that the operation will sometimes work as I think is intended, but not always.
So, not by any means critical, just ... odd.
Regards