XYplorer Beta Club

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

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

I'd try adjusting your dblclick speed in Windows settings

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

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.

jupe wrote: ↑19 Sep 2026 05:06 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)?

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.

jupe wrote: ↑19 Sep 2026 08:35 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.

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

admin wrote: ↑19 Sep 2026 13:13 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.