1) Drag tabs to reorder, rather than being forced to go into Options
2) Right click option to create a group
3) Right click option to modify existing group
4) I see that I can right click on a folder in the left tree pane to add as a new tab, but need option to right click a folder within a tab to add it as a new tab
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1. You can actually drag the tabs to reorder them.
2. You can right-click a tab and select "Create new group" from there
3. You can right click a tab to add the active tab to an existing group. Additionally, you can modify a group by going into Options->Groups and then add or remove any folder directory that you want.
4. You can customize this. Mine is when I middle-click on a folder it automatically opens as a new tab. Go to the Options->Window, tick "When mouse wheel clicked on folder" and choose "New Tab" from the dropdown menu.
I'm on Windows 7 64-bit, I don't know if it's significantly different when it comes to other Windows versions, but please do play around with the Options 'cause most requests are probably existing already.
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1) Drag tabs to reorder, rather than being forced to go into Options
2) Right click option to create a group
3) Right click option to modify existing group
4) I see that I can right click on a folder in the left tree pane to add as a new tab, but need option to right click a folder within a tab to add it as a new tab
Hi.
1. You can actually drag the tabs to reorder them.
2. You can right-click a tab and select "Create new group" from there
3. You can right click a tab to add the active tab to an existing group. Additionally, you can modify a group by going into Options->Groups and then add or remove any folder directory that you want.
4. You can customize this. Mine is when I middle-click on a folder it automatically opens as a new tab. Go to the Options->Window, tick "When mouse wheel clicked on folder" and choose "New Tab" from the dropdown menu.
I'm on Windows 7 64-bit, I don't know if it's significantly different when it comes to other Windows versions, but please do play around with the Options 'cause most requests are probably existing already.