Forgive me but you said the context menu is not from Mc but from windows. Yet everything else shows except Refresh? Seems strange this one thing is left out!
Refresh in context menu is not a "standard" menu item. Windows Explorer add this (and it also adds some other in some other situations)
Since refresh is something that the calling window needs to know about this is not something that can be standard.
Do you not cater for those that require a minimal interface? Are you just adding stuff without thought of practicality regarding its placement?
It is impossible to create something that will be perfect for everybody, because we have different needs.
Design is as important as function. Its OK having a button, but when that is the only button required on that toolbar you find yourself overcrowded with screen hogging toolbars with few functions! Hence I requested customisable toolbars that allow all buttons to be placed wherever best suited.
Most command can be accessed from multiple ways. Menu/Toolbar/Buttons/ShortCuts/Script/Alias
Customizing toolbar is currently not possible because of architectural reasons.
Go to Menu > Configuration > Manager Plugins and Extensions. See everything in MC is a plugin/extension. This make adding new features easier. But it also add restriction on other things.
As I said I'm my very first post, this is an area few developers seem to cater for, and for the life of me, I truly don't understand why! I know that he I were to design any software, the first thing above function I would choose is customisation. That's important to every single person using any and every piece of software ever written.
There are a lot of customization settings. So many that people say it is to much. And so many that I get request for thing that already there.
Only very few people actual do lots of customization. Most users just want to start and go, That why I got two default configuration mode to choose from at first start. Commander Style and Windows Explorer Like Style
But few dev's seem to realise how important that is. How many users would change things to suit their needs, then fine their productivity increases?!
Just because you thing it is important does not mean that everybody does. Most users don't do heavy customization. They change 3-4 settings and that it.
Most devs would like to add lots of customization. But the more you add the more complex things are getting, and the more things can and will break. And more options harder things will be to test. And then you will get bugs that only happens of settings X,Y is on and A,B is off and then you got a billion of combination. That can leads to numbers bugs. The complexity grows at an enormous rate if everything is customizable. And at the end it would be impossible to maintain.
