bruhov / WinThumbsPreloader

WinThumbsPreloader is a simple open source tool for preloading thumbnails in Windows Explorer.
MIT License
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Request: Context-Menu for Drives :-) #28

Open archfrog opened 1 year ago

archfrog commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I usually store my media collection in a subdirectory on a local hard disk, but recently I began storing it on an external SSD.

Then I noticed that there's no Windows Explorer context menu for scanning entire drives with WinThumbsPreloader so I'd like to ask that you add this if you ever decide to make a new release of this wonderful tool. For now, I have to go through each of the folders in the root of the external SSD and do a recursive scan, which kind of defeats the "fire and forget" purpose of WinThumbsPreloader :-)

This change would go nicely along with Issue 5.

Thanks.

Cheers, Archfrog

VL4DST3R commented 1 year ago

In the meantime you can make a simple .bat script with the directories in question which i assume don't change that much and have it be one-click this way. This place is kinda dead so i wouldn't hold my hopes up for an official update.

archfrog commented 1 year ago

Thanks, didn't think of that :-) Should work just as good.

OSHM34 commented 1 year ago

In the meantime you can make a simple .bat script with the directories in question which I assume don't change that much and have it be one-click this way. This place is kinda dead so I wouldn't hold my hopes up for an official update.

Not that dead. A few loyal user old folks 👴🏻 like me are still peeking at it from time to time hoping for an update. 😉

VL4DST3R commented 1 year ago

Oh don't get me wrong, i'm still lurking here as well, especially now with @Mfarooq360 picking up the project and trying to improve on it!

Mfarooq360 commented 1 year ago

I've now released version 1.0.6 on my fork which adds preloading to drives with a context menu.

moxin3 commented 6 months ago

Waiting for Stable release of v2.0 by @Mfarooq360 hope he gets some time out for the project, fingers crossed