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It shows in Launcher but not in the Applications quick link in Finder.

You are right, I've removed the root app /Applications/FreeFileSync/ and now the home app ~/Applications/FreeFileSync/ does not show in the Finder apps, even removing and reinstalling it. Why could this happen? The app only shows in Finder when installed to root.

I've installed "FreeFileSync_13.6_[Donation_Edition].pkg", when launching the app the title shows "11.27".

I assumed it was the white box in the sessions box, but that may just be an edit for privacy xCSxXenon, 30 Oct 2022, 18:43

Yes it has privacy edits you have to look at top portion.

Same problem here with Window latest version.
Nueva imagen de mapa de bits.jpg jacanestro, 29 Oct 2022, 07:41

Not quite the same...Restart your computer xCSxXenon, 30 Oct 2022, 15:14

How's possible that not restarting the computer causes this graphical bug, maybe some Windows update that is partially applied?

Arch Linux with KDE Plasma.

Some UI issues on Linux after folder comparison and sync. See attachment.
I've deleted only the Drag&Drop and Drag text in texboxes but the rest is "as is".

Fixed. The name of the file (not the full path) was over 256 characters, which is not allowed in ZFS filesystems. After renaming it worked.

Ok? What's the issue? xCSxXenon, 09 Jan 2022, 21:54

Can't copy the file.

Get this error: OS is Linux
Full path to archive is 220 characters, archive filename with extension is 184 characters. Includes chinese characters.

To view ini files you have to enable view system files and view known extensions in Folder settings.

Some software like PortableApps use it for settings.

Never heard of that. Nevertheless kind of dump from such a software. It´s for the lookalike and MUI-Setting of the folder not for a software.

They use *.ini files yes, that´s something different. In case you mean that. And are not excluded ...

Better included. Some software like PortableApps use it for settings.

what did you use to add a checksums tab to the properties window? florentine, 20 Apr 2020, 22:00

It's HashCheck Shell Extension, but don't recommend it to you since does not work with long paths. There is better software for that.

Oh I see, on my exclude filter it's too. After removing it worked. Had other .ini files which got copied so got me suspicious but turns out they have other name with ini extension. Wonder why desktop.ini is excluded by default anyways... I think Windows relies on that for folder settings or ...

Performing compare between 2 directories: left D:, right T:.

- The file "Google Drive/desktop.ini" is on both sides and has same checksum, but has different timestamps.
- Comparison (F6): File time and size, don't include symbolic links, don't ignore time shift.
- Synchronization: Mirror

All files ...