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Midnight Commander https://midnight-commander.org/ Don't know how close it comes to FreeCommander. Try it out. Reminds me of the good old days using Norton Commander. Thanks for the tip. Are there screenshots of it anywhere? I looked at their website and documentation, and I didn't see any screensh...

Double Commander , it also works in Windows. In some aspects it is better, in others it is worse. Definitely FreeCommander looks much better. Thank you for the tip regarding Double Commander. It's funny, it's now been in beta for 11 years, after being in alpha for 2 years! :roll: That doesn't evoke...

FC v829 64-bit donor

Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.

In the Quick Viewer, for images, the mouse wheel zoom function is inverted from every other program I've used. Can you flip it to make it like other applications, or add an option to flip it?

Thanks!

FC 827 64-bit portable Donor - W7 Compared to 826, version 827 is slower to open and is very "flashy". By flashy, I mean FC starts in a particular window size, then destroys that window, then re-creates FC in its saved window size. Visually, it's not pleasant or smooth. The shortcut I use to launch ...

I use Windows more than Linux largely because of FreeCommander. FreeCommander is so good that I prefer to manage files within Windows instead of Linux. I would like to use Linux more, however. What comes closest to FreeCommander, but for Linux? Some of the features I love about FreeCommander: Very f...

It's OT, but I'm still using the Classic version, MP version is not exactly the same, but I don't have much time for testing the MP version, Classic version just can everything I need now. Moreover, for browsing images FC is better and better, EXIF support, renaming by EXIF date, even with profiles...

FC can read EXIF data/date taken and can write file date, so perhaps it could be added, I'm just not sure, if it's not too complicated to implement. That's what I am thinking as well. It was a tip for the Classic version, but both versions have this feature. BTW You can use Search and Browse to get...

AFAIK, it's not possible in FC. Hence this feature request. :wink: Workaround, it's possible in XnView (image viewer, free for non-commercial use), select images, in menu - Tools - Change timestamp, it's possible to change "file date created / modified" by EXIF date taken, modfied, digitized. Thank...

Thank you for the tip regarding the "Length of the path" column. That's very useful. Interestingly, according to that column, I have a bunch of files with pathnames over 256 characters, which I think I renamed or moved using FC. Not sure why FC didn't generate an error then. Any thoughts? :?: Years ...

FC 826 64-bit Donor portable - W7 File operations are set to use Windows. When moving a file from one folder to another, receive the error: "The system call level is not correct" See attached image for error. After some testing, I determined this to be a result of the destination pathname being too ...

I'm actually not looking to sort files in folders for this feature request... I'm looking to actually change their OS timestamps according to the Exif data.

Thank you for the temporary workaround suggestions Dreamer.

Add an option to hide the menu bar in the Quick Starter window.

Allow using Windows key as a modifier for keyboard shortcuts, especially the global shortcut for Screenshots.

Depending on the programming language being used, can allow user to specify LeftWin, RightWin, or either.

It would be great to be able to set file OS timestamps using an image's Exif timestamp data.

Both for individual files and batches of files would be perfect.

Could even allow setting folder timestamps by using the newest/oldest (user selectable) Exif timestamp of files in the folder.