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Hmmm... It happens to me only with Google Chrome in my work laptop with Windows 7 (aaaaarg.!) Not at home either on Chrome or Safari running macOS Sierra. One more thing... On the Windows machine, it also happens in another unrelated forum that uses the same type of "shell": http://www.tdtlatinoamer...

Hi,
I couldn't resist and installed this (beta) version.
Oh man, I think I will convert from "Classic" to "Dark".
Dark mode rocks.
Is there any chance that the Nimble Commander icon (I have it in the dock) changes depending on the selected "Application appearance"?
Cheers,
moonrak

sasha wrote:

darek wrote:From my point of view, modified date is a must, and created *might* be useful for someone in some special case. The rest... who cares?

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I'm still hoping (against all hope) that it's not true! We'll see tomorrow, I guess :) But if they do that, things will get much more complicated with external keyboards, etc. Get ready for external "Fn strips" with internal rechargeable batteries via lightning os USB-C connectors! We might also ne...

Hi everyone, As an engineer I am`(or try to be), by far, a rational guy. Decisions are taken by looking at data and facts so, in this scenario, Classic mode is doomed. Now, if governments would make their decisions based only on data and facts forgetting all about the people, they would be very unpo...

Moonrak, hi! XTreeGold -- man, I've been through this phase :) Somewhere between Norton Commander and Dos Navigator, I think :) Anyway, I think it would be useful if you could let Mike know WHY you love the classic mode. Because if you're really after a "simple non-distracting interface" I doesn't ...

Hi, I have just registered to the forum because of the impending danger of losing Classic Mode. When using Windows 7 (corporate laptop), ZtreeWin is my choice. When using my Mac Mini and MacBook Air, Nimble Commander "Classic" kicks in. Long live classic mode. A simple non-distracting interface. Thi...