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Version 760 32-bit build Public Beta New addition: The tab key can now be used on rename to advance to and open the next file for renaming Bug: On Tabbing the viewer is not updated to display the new file to be renamed. This important (in my case) since the information needed to rename the file is c...

In windows when a file name has been opened to rename, closing with the TAB key will 1. Complete the rename 2. Open the next file ready for renaming. This doesn't happen in free commander even though I have opted for windows style processing. This is a huge labour saving feature when doing a large n...

I didn't have the parent directory icon enabled, however it still requires two separate clicks to go back to the last directory. Lazy? Not if you are doing this kind of operation dozens of times a day.

Clicking on the folder path would do 2 jobs at once saving time, closing one operation and starting another.
I am on 730, but it's nice to know that it has been fixed in a later build.
Anything that minimises the time or the number operations required to action something is important to any user.

After renaming a file/folder, closing the rename by clicking on the directory path to select its parent folder, the rename is not completed and remains unchanged.

Windows File Explorer completes the rename and treats any other selection as an 'Enter'.

When deleting a file/folder (using Windows), the dialog box pops up in the middle of the screen. Snap to ensures the focus is in the most probable box, but after execution the cursor stays roughly where the box was. As I have a very wide screen (very popular nowadays), I have to bring the cursor a l...

The # Column used for music tracks fails to order the tracks correctly even though 'data type' has been selected in the profile.
1 through to 12 would be ordered 1,10,11,12,2,3 etc

Tried to open some CD folders (CD1,CD2,Cd3 etc, all contained in one folder ) using single click. Only the first of the three letters can be used to open the folder making selection difficult. Reducing problem to the simplest form D:\Folder\(CD1 CD2 etc). No Files in any folder. Making one name long...