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Check the dialog for favorite folder definition.

Cool this is a start, but only works if you press the favorites button, not if you manually navigate there.
Windows explorer somehow saves this somewhere, probably some central database, although it is very skittish and doesn't always correctly ...

I know this is probably a niche feature, but I like using FreeCommanderXE portably in my thumbdrive.
So to keep things portable I have my favorites using relative paths. This way however custom icons set with Desktop.ini fail for favorite entries with relative paths in the side bar.
Work fine for ...

can't tell anything about WinXP.
yeah I know, old-ass OS! Damn vintage work computers... not bound to get any upgrades any time soon unfortunately.

confirmed. http://i.imgur.com/bw59iKW.png
Yeah sounds troublesome, I don't have the second option active though.

+1 and also provide an option to ...

Ok, so I've been using FreeCommanderXE for a few years now and I am very satisfied with it, it is a very nifty little tool, very versatile and extremely customizable.
I have never submitted a bug report but throughout the years I have found quite a few bugs and annoyances that never seem to get ...

At least since 598 the favorites tree is always fully expanded on Freecommander restart, instead of remembering its last state.

Sorry to revive this old Bug, but this seems to have returned both in 598 and 599

Navigating to a bookmark with the relative path will correctly solve the folder path of the %fcsrcpath%, navigates to the correct folder but the breadcrumb bar will read the ".." after the path of the freecommander ...

Thanks! This will be usefull

There is a bug ate least since last public beta that does not allow to navigate folders after using a relative path in the breacrumb bar.

For example if you create a favorite, or manually introduce a path that uses the variable %fcsrcpath% freecommander seems to resolve it correctly, if the path is ...

Looking forward to those favorites improvements and specially layouts features, I'll probably donate when I can get access to these.
Thank you very much for the answers.

Hello everyone, I am quite new here but have been looking for a File Manager replacement (currently using Nomad.NET) and after a lot of research (XYPlorer, Xplorer2 Explorer++ and others) I am trying Freecommander lately; quite liking what I have seen thus far.
I am really inclined to donating to ...