Context-menu slow with a large amount of items selected.
(select a bunch of items, right-click context-menu SLOW)
Building Item List... 5400 items
slow...
(did Pref reset change [no])
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explain diff between
context_menu_focus_simple_pidl=0
&
context_menu_simple_pidl=1
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while
context_menu_simple_pidl=1
does seem to be what i'm after
while the Build part is quick,
still the display of the context-menu is still (relatively) slow
(no where near as slow without setting that Pref)
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& what are the detriments to setting these?
with, drag_drop_simple_pidl=1
you mentioned it might break some programs (expecting "more" information?).
Context-menu slow
Re: Context-menu slow
In Everything, a simple PIDL is just a filename, size and date modified.
A "normal" PIDL contains more information about the item.
This information is different for each folder.
context_menu_focus_simple_pidl
Use a simple PIDL for the focused item only.
Overrides context_menu_simple_pidl.
context_menu_simple_pidl
Use a simple PIDL for all other items.
Everything works with filenames internally.
The shell wants PIDLs.
Everything will have to build PIDLs from filenames when showing the shell context menu.
Building normal PIDLs is very slow.
The OS will go to disk to build normal PIDLs.
Shell extensions can make the context menu take a lot longer to load and show.
Use the main File menu for an instant context menu.
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Disable context menu shell extensions:
Missing information from Right click -> Properties. (Date Created and other basic file information is missing)
Missing context menu items for virtual folders. (For example: Undelete for recycle bin items)
edit: Copying and pasting in Everything might block until the paste completes.
Most programs are just after the filename.
A "normal" PIDL contains more information about the item.
This information is different for each folder.
context_menu_focus_simple_pidl
Use a simple PIDL for the focused item only.
Overrides context_menu_simple_pidl.
context_menu_simple_pidl
Use a simple PIDL for all other items.
Everything works with filenames internally.
The shell wants PIDLs.
Everything will have to build PIDLs from filenames when showing the shell context menu.
Building normal PIDLs is very slow.
The OS will go to disk to build normal PIDLs.
Shell extensions can make the context menu take a lot longer to load and show.
Use the main File menu for an instant context menu.
-or-
Disable context menu shell extensions:
- In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Advanced tab on the left.
- To the right of Show settings containing, search for:
context - Select: context_menu_shell_extensions
- Set the value to: false
- Click OK.
Things I have found with enabling context_menu_simple_pidl:& what are the detriments to setting these?
Missing information from Right click -> Properties. (Date Created and other basic file information is missing)
Missing context menu items for virtual folders. (For example: Undelete for recycle bin items)
edit: Copying and pasting in Everything might block until the paste completes.
There's shouldn't be any issue with enabling this one.drag_drop_simple_pidl
Most programs are just after the filename.