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Not sure if this is the same problem: Sometimes when I open multiple PDFs (two files is enough), FC simply closes itself (without error message). I was able to reproduce the problem afterwards some times, but then all of a sudden not anymore (within minutes). Win 10, 1809 FreeCommander XE 2019 Build...

Saved it with UltraEdit.

Steps to reproduce:
- Place the attaced text file into any directory
- Search for "ümlaut" in that directory

The search should find the file, but it returns nothing.

Thx =)

This would also remove the drive letter in other cases which is undesired.

At the moment, it's only possible to filter directories by using a Reusable Filter which has to be defined first. Would be very nice to have a "Apply for" dropdown just like in the Reusable Filter settings also for the "Set filter" dialog. FreeCommander XE 2018 Build 783 64-bit L...

At the right end of an active directory tab, there is a "X" to close the tab. This X isn't shown when the tab is inactive. It would be good if the X was temporarily shown when the user moves the mouse over that part of a tab. With that, a user could more easily close a tab. FreeCommander X...

Still there in Build 783

Still there in Build 783

Still there in Build 783

When I go backwards in the recently visited folders using Alt+CursorLeft, if a folder doesn't exist anymore, a warning is shown and you cannot go backwards any further.

Instead, FC should silently skip the missing folder and continue with the next one in history.

Thx, Karol!

@Horst: As you can see from my first post, this topic is about a problem with using the keyboard and not the mouse. You shouldn't try to force your way of working onto others!

I can see those two entries in the menu "File", but there is no indicator that they are activated by pressing Space (if you mean this?).

Thx, will check this. However, this behaviour also happens when I don't press Ctrl, and I think this shouldn't be the case regardless of that setting.

Steps to reproduce: - Search for some files and get a result with mutiple files - Use the cursor keys to select any file - Press and hold Ctrl - Use the cursor keys to move to any other file - Press Space to select that file Expected result: - Second file is selected after pressing Ctrl+Space Actual...