Don't force Windows Explorer in CmdShowInFolder
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
CmdShowInFolder force-opens Windows Explorer, which I don't use instead of opening my default folder handler file explorer
Describe the solution you'd like Use the user default file explorer to open a config file location
Describe alternatives you've considered n/a
Additional context
The "select target" might be challenging to do with arbitrary file explorers, but maybe you could have a custom command that accepts arguments so users could simply craft whatever path/to/my/file-manager.exe /go-select-file %1 themselves to replicate the behavior
you should be able to add your own externalviewer command for show file in X.eXe it's the keyway to open CHM or Acrobat or any other app with current page that I can use for scan/parse a file or convert X to Y etc.
CmdViewWithExternalViewer is marked as deprecated, which command did you mean?
But I've tested and found that CmdOpenWithExplorer seems to work just fine, and it also highlights the file in my file manager! So while I think CmdShowInFolder still shouldn't force WinExplorer, it's not an issue for me as I've replaced it with the other command. Thanks for the tip
you will need to read the manual https://www.sumatrapdfreader.org/docs/Customize-external-viewers
ver 3.6+:
ExternalViewers [
[
CommandLine = xyz explorer %d
Name = open in %xyz folder
Filter =
Key = x
]
]