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This options confuses a lot of people actually: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2119 ... -app-termi.
Such a bad move by Apple...

Ahhaha, made my day!
That's the most hard to solve kind of bugs - a bug which is not:)
An option in System Preferences > General > "Close windows when quitting an app" should be obviously OFF, and it seem to be ON by default (?).
So everything works as expected.

Well, that's quite weird. On my second machine I clearly can see created /Users/???/Library/Saved Application State/info.filesmanager.Files.savedState/.. files, which contains an encoded app state, and after quitting Files... it disappears. Seems that OSX thinks that this state should not be stored ...

Ok, need to investigate Resume behaviour, I just got the same on a second machine with OSX10.10.
BTW, which OSX do you use?

EDIT: was not precise, Resume information is stored not in Defaults, but in ~/Library/Saved Application State/...

Darek, yep, surely it was a typo - all config/state is stored in .../Applications Support/Files/... Can you please check the following file: ~/Library/Application Support/Files/State/State.json after opening some tabs and closing the window with X button (not the whole app with cmd+Q)? Resume featur...

First results are available in build 1457: http://filesmanager.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=68

Fixed in build 1457 - http://filesmanager.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=68.

Greetings, It was frequently-asked to have an ability to save and load tabs/windows et cetera. So I worked on that area and here're results in new build: - opened windows and tabs within them are stored and restored upon restarting/window creating. * actually two different mechanics were used there ...

Darek,

Yep, current extensions comparison is always case-sensitive - this options matters only for filenames comparison.
This definitely is not right, will fix it soon.

Mike.

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This year is almost over and I want to wish you all the best in the coming 2016!

Sincerely,
Mike.