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I've always hated the thumbnail view. Always turned it off on all windows machines - it might be just me but it's harder to find what I'm looking for 80% of the
by kuroguro 6y ago
I've always hated the thumbnail view. Always turned it off on all windows machines - it might be just me but it's harder to find what I'm looking for 80% of the time.
What's worse is that windows seems to find some sneaky way to turn it back on for some folders. Have multiple registry tweaks to show every folder in "details" mode that I have to run every couple of months for some reason to keep it that way!
- andybak 6y agoI agree most of the time - aside from when I need to choose an image in a directory of (poorly named) images. Surely this is the situation where you do need thumbnail view? Does this never happen to you?
- kuroguro 6y agoI agree, but that's really rare for me. Most of the time I find the right file by flicking trough the image viewer and memorizing the filename. Also it's a more generic problem - say for poorly named documents or other files that don't have thumbnails. Right click -> open seems to solve most of those times. So it does happen to me, but I still don't use it.