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Portable version? #32
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I've used this as if it were portable for a long time and it worked just fine, however I would suggest trying the updated fork here. |
Thank you for that, no the standalone from the fork doesn't work for me either, I left a message on the updated fork. |
Yes! that seems to work, thank you so much. As a general question about this software: It preloads the thumbnails, does that mean that it loads them into RAM for the session and that it is flushed on restarting the machine ? Thank you ! |
It calls the windows API to generate cached thumbnails in the same manner you can generate them yourself by opening a folder inside file explorer with images or video and letting their thumbnails load up naturally. They all get saved inside a series of databases stored in your users folder (on your drive), and do not get removed unless windows itself decides (for one of a plethora of annoying reasons) to erase them and rebuild them from scratch, which can happen from anything from running low on disk space to crashes, windows updates or even restarts. |
Ah so it builds up the Windows Thumbnail cache then... |
Precisely. Before the V2 fork added features to backup and restore those files inside the app UI itself, I used to copy and restore them manually after a wipe. |
AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer\thumbcache_xx.db |
Is there any way to use this as a portable version ?
I am trying to but when it runs on command line... the welcome screen is just popping up. I need to run it as non admin without installing.
Possible ?
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