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Expand folder shortcuts: open folder path instead of the submenu item - #2582
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This is a follow-up to #555
Thanks for implementing this feature request for "Expand folder shortcuts"
When I submitted issue 555 I wrote that the behaviour for subfolders of expanded folder shortcuts was OK:
A drive, e.g. D:\ with folder like "Code",...:
Clicking on "Code" opens an Explorer window. The path is quite odd, though:
When I click into the path, it looks better, so this case is OK for me:
Well, I found that this has a side effect. The explorer window can be extremely slow when the drive is a network file share. It seems that the explorer window has some kind of context that slows things down.
So, I experimented a bit and with
ShellExecuteinstead of opening the folder's submenu item. This fixes the issue for me.I did not a separate option but used
OpenTruePath. I could add a separate optionOpenFolderPathorOpenSubfolderPath.