With queueing enabled successive operations are lined up in sequence and completed one after the other. Or he (the user)can perform a non-sequential undo, which means that he can undo any particular action from his action history without undoing the actions that came after.īackground file operations can optionally be processed sequentially (in a queue), which is often far more efficient than processing them in parallel. Optionally the user can perform a cumulative undo, which means that he can undo a whole bunch of actions with a single click. Even on the next morning after having closed and restarted XYplorer. With Undo, just one click will bring everything back to normal. The user might not even know which folder it was. The typical use for Undo is when you drag-moved some items into the wrong folder, maybe by a slip of the finger, the famous accidental drop. They are even remembered between sessions so the user can fix today what was broke yesterday. Up to 100 user actions are logged and can be undone at any point. XYplorer gives the user multi-level undo/redo for file operations Move, Copy, Rename, Delete, and New. Instead it uses a set of small files located in the application data folder. Unlike the typical Windows application, XYplorer does not use the registry to store its settings. Thus, XYplorer can be stored on a removable storage device (such as a CD-ROM, a USB flash drive, a flash card, etc.) enabling it to be used on multiple computers without requiring any sort of registration or affecting the host system in any way. The user just needs to simply copy it to any desired folder and run it from there. XYplorer does not require any formal installation onto a computer. It doesn’t require any installation, stores all configuration data in the application data folder, and running it doesn’t change your system or registry.
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