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Folder Tree: Why a + even at empty folders?

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Mathias (Author):
Yes Correct, Windows Explorer is wrong. And they are wrong about a lot of things. If Explorer was always right there would be no need for anything else. :)
It might be better for you. But not for me..

For example, Scanning all subfolders are slower, and it will wake up drives if mounted in folders. And that is more of a pain for me since I got mounted devices into folders.

 

Magistus:
Yes, and this is the reason why an option for that behaviour would be the best solution. You could it turn off and I could it turn on (or vice versa).

By the way: The main reason for me to use Multi Commander is, that it is the only file manager I found, in which every tab has it’s own folder tree. What I mean is, that it is possible, that in tab 1 folder A is expanded and in tab 2 folder B is expanded. In all other file managers, in all tabs are the same folders expanded. If I expand folder B in tab 2, it is also expanded in tab 1. You understand what I mean? (Sorry for my bad English!)

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