Explorer++

If the previews are being generated by Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, this should be fixed in the development build soon.

This issue is old, but for reference, Explorer++ doesn't create any temporary files for those background images. They're stored as resources within the executable and loaded that way, so if files like that are being created, that's something that's done by Windows itself.

There is one situation I'm aware of that can cause memory (and cpu) usage to spike in this sort of way. It has to do with the way folders are managed within the treeview. When a folder in the treeview is displayed, there's a query that's performed to determine whether the folder has any subfolders (...

Thanks for the report. This is fixed in https://github.com/derceg/explorerplusp ... c120f8bc0a.

I've been working on updating the application to support DPI scaling the last few days. So while I don't necessarily plan to add support for configurable font sizes, the application will scale with the system DPI. Which means you'll be able to get increased font/icon/window sizes by increasing the D...

It looks like emails are still going out. Postmark shows a few recent emails that have been marked as delivered. I've also been getting emails and I think there have been some users that have signed up recently and activated their accounts via email.

So as far as I know, it's working fine.

There's still development taking place. I worked on it earlier this year and I've been working on it again today, actually. I tend to take breaks of several months, so it's not unusual for me to disappear for a while. I do also read posts here, though I'm not very active when it comes to replies. Th...

There's not currently, no. I have, however, been working on adding some scripting functionality to Explorer++ the last few days. That would make it possible to implement this functionality with a small amount of scripting. I've built a script to do this using the current set of API methods I've impl...

Hi Terry, Generally speaking, yes, the application is aimed at regular desktops, but it can be used elsewhere. For the first item, it should be doable, depending on exactly how the drives are marked as hidden. For the second, the application makes no attempt to prevent access to particular items, or...

Hi Miro,

Which version of Explorer++ are you using, and on which version of Windows?