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I'm using XYplorer. That is a good file manager.
For me it is also important to show the tree on the left.
How to make file explorer show full path on address bar?
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Good point, but what is the related trick that you wanted to share?Hi all! I know this is an old thread, but I just discovered a related trick that I wanted to share. But in scanning this thread, I noticed one thing was never clarified:
The OP's screenshot is Explorer displaying the virtual Desktop, which although it contents include file system objects, spcifically the contents of both the user's Desktop folder (shell:ThisPCDesktopFolder) and the public/shared Desktop folder (shell:Common Desktop), as well as virtual locations such as Network, Control Panel, etc.
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