By default, Windows kept the dimensions of each folder, but now I've noticed that it is no longer so.
If I resize a folder, all folders acquire the same dimensions.
I don't use folder templates, besides the general one.
Windows 10 1903
I suggest that you edit your post, including its title, to explain exactly what you mean.
Folders do not have dimensions.
Perhaps a screenshot would be the best means of explaining the problem.
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Denis
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Dimensions are width and height (2D), because size refers to the amount of data of the files/folders on a folder.
These two folders have different dimensions:
There's no edit icon for the first post.
You mean their icons are different sizes? That is controlled by the File explorer, View menu.
Just underneath each of your posts, on the right-hand side, is
Denis
Hard to tell by the terminology, but if I had to guess, the OP is referring to the File Explorer window size of whatever 'folder' is currently open, and that it remembered each one uniquely afterwards.
I could be wrong, but for me it's always inherited whatever the very last folder's window size was regardless of content.
So it is File explorer window size that you are talking about?
I don't know any method of controlling it. It just opens at the size it had the last time its size was manually adjusted [as opposed to sizing by using WinKey-LeftArrow etc].
Denis
That's what I noticed, it takes a while for you to realize the change so can't be sure if it was the move to 1903 or an update to File Explorer.
Using Windows for over a decade and Explorer did remember the window sizes for each folder.
I'd use Explorer Options to set all folders to a default state, then make individual changes to some folders.
This one size fits all is not a good change and is not the only one, hopefully like other changes I can get the functionality back.
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