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Adjustable spacing and indentation:
Tree roots can be re-ordered or turned off entirely:
Cloud Storage folders can be moved to their own root:
A new button closes all branches except the active one, while a preset system lets you save and restore which branches are open:
Branches can be pinned to prevent them ever closing:
The inexplicable jumble Windows 11 added under Desktop is removed by default:
Network servers are cached across restarts, and you can control which machines appear:
Improved display of long names, and Find-As-You-Type highlights:
Choose from several thumbnail scaling and cropping modes:
Thumbnail size and scaling can be overridden per-folder:
Folders can be given custom thumbnail styles:
Locked tabs can be prevented from closing:
The tab context menu can be edited:
Push Ctrl+Tab to open the tab switcher:
Both vertical and horizontal tab bars now scroll with the mouse wheel:
Type ' into the file display to search with Opus, or type + to search your machine with Everything:
Type ], then part of a name, to quickly go to a folder from a configurable list of sources:
When highlighting names in the current folder, Ctrl+S selects all matches. F3 jumps to the next match.
Marks on the scrollbar indicate matches out of view:
Type > to enter an ad-hoc Opus command. Pop-ups now help with command and argument names:
Scripts can add custom FAYT modes and respond to what you type. Each can have its own key(s) and colors: