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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The "FixFolderScroll" setting is fixing a scrolling issue when double clicking an item in the left treeview in Windows Explorer but there is another issue (at least) in Windows 10 that is also causing these unwanted scroll effects. When Samba servers are available on the network and you open Explorer for the first time the Explorer scans for Samba machines on the network and after some time they are added to the Network folder on the bottom. This causes unwanted scrolling behaviour. I fixed this by not allowing items to be added to the Network folder when the Network folder is not being selected.
Maybe something like this can be added as an option to Open-Shell. Unfortunately i did not find a translated resource of "Network" so i hardcoded it...
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Area of issue
Windows Explorer
Alternatives you've considered
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The "FixFolderScroll" setting is fixing a scrolling issue when double clicking an item in the left treeview in Windows Explorer but there is another issue (at least) in Windows 10 that is also causing these unwanted scroll effects. When Samba servers are available on the network and you open Explorer for the first time the Explorer scans for Samba machines on the network and after some time they are added to the Network folder on the bottom. This causes unwanted scrolling behaviour. I fixed this by not allowing items to be added to the Network folder when the Network folder is not being selected.
Maybe something like this can be added as an option to Open-Shell. Unfortunately i did not find a translated resource of "Network" so i hardcoded it...
Describe the solution you'd like
Area of issue
Windows Explorer
Alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: