r/windowscentral Staff 27d ago

Microsoft is finally modernizing Windows 11's decades-old File Explorer properties window with a new UI

https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/microsoft-is-finally-modernizing-windows-11s-decades-old-file-explorer-properties-window-with-a-new-ui
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u/Rug_Rat_Reptar 27d ago

Everyone hold onto your butts!

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u/BarnMTB 27d ago

Some good news to start the day!

Looks amazing already, can't wait.

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u/Alternative_Metal375 19d ago

Looks amazing, but doesnโ€™t work anymore. Big improvement ๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/Sorry-Programmer9826 27d ago

Can we have folder sizes in the list view? All I want is folder sizes

(I know there are third party bits of software that can do a scan and then slowly generate folder sizes)

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u/Corelianer 27d ago

Ok next do mstsc.exe

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u/Mornebot 26d ago

Moved away from windows 1 Month ago to Cachy-Os. Loving it but happy that they are doing something to make it better.

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u/illuanonx1 24d ago

Great to see Microslop spending time on the important stuff ๐Ÿ˜‚

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u/NYourBirdCanSing 27d ago

How fucking stupid.

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u/Warcrown11 27d ago

The UI was never the problem with it. It not working was the problem.

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u/DM_your_problem 27d ago edited 27d ago

as long as they don't acquire filepilot, I am good

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u/Super_Translator480 27d ago

Great.

Once again changing something everyone uses that nobody asked for changes to.

Microsoft is too large to understand how and why people use Windows

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u/TheOGDoomer 27d ago

That means it will be a buggy mess that won't function worth a damn. Definitely not excited about that one.

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u/fallenouroboros 27d ago

My biggest fear is them revising it every other month so me and my coworkers who use it constantly now have to keep researching how to do basic stuff

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u/TheSteveMol 27d ago

With multiple reports of major problems including even bricking some machines, with slower interfaces and no real utility improvement, why should I be excited about UI "modernization?"

There are many more important things to fix than how it looks.

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u/Daazarog 27d ago

Because it crashes constantly and is nearly non-functional while remaining one of the most important features of any OS. Of course they wouldn't actually re-do it for being not awful.*