

Regular sessions can remember the state of visibility of Hidden (or System.) files and folders ❖ Sessions can also remember some extra features. ☛ To remember window size and position: click on "Options > Layouts: Autosave Window Position and Size with Layouts" ❖ XYplorer window size and position can be saved and restored with layouts. ☛ To add a layout to a session: click on "Layout Tools > Save Layout of Current Session"

anything in XY’s "Window" menu! (and more…)) the way you’ve changed the interface (Single or Dual pane, visibility of the tree, catalog, preview. ❖ A layout session can also remember the whole layout of XYplorer, i.e. ☛ To save a session: click on Session Manager’s button, then "Save Session as." Sessions remember the tabset of both panes, even if one is hidden or not used.) (The content of a pane -each tab’s location, etc.- is called a tabset in XYplorer. ❖ A session remembers the content of each pane and the way it’s displayed.

By default, CTRL+Click on Session Manager button switches between the last two sessions used.) ⁽*⁾ Mouse modifiers and keyboard shortcuts are supported. My Movies Collection (mid-size thumbnails with mid-size video preview)… Sheet music (list with a huge lateral preview), Last trip photos (very large thumbnails),

Project Alpha (with folders Active, Resources, and Repository/Backup)… Last year photos to sort out (with one folder Incoming and multiple folders SortedOut),īackup (with folders Sources and Destinations), ⮞ In summary: You can save and load (or switch between) any number of any kind of session, with locations and/or layout. these two layouts only, without any change of tabs these two locations only (the groups of tabs/tabsets), without any layout change ☛ Note that, just as easily, you could switch between : a session "Photos": XYplorer window maximized, in Dark mode, with folder "My Pictures" displaying WallOfPictures thumbails along with a large preview, and opened in single pane with no tree, no tabs, no menu, and the address bar collapsed with the toolbar in a single line a session "Work": XYplorer as a half-screen window, in Light mode, with folders "My Documents", "This PC", "Downloads"… opened in details view, in dual pane and with tree and catalog visible ☛ With a single click or keypress ⁽*⁾, or two clicks at most, you could load or switch between e.g.: the content you’re working on, and (optionally) ⮞ With Session Manager, you can easily switch between work environments, called “ sessions”, which remember: If you frequently open the same folders related to specific tasks, you can regroup them in a session.
