Open taskbar-pinned folders in existing instance #1462
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How does this work if app is minimized?? |
The app will be activated by Windows. |
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Fixes #1448
With this change folders pinned on the taskbar will be opened in the last used Files instance (in a new tab).
Folders launched from the command line will always open in a new instance.
Clicking the Files tile or start menu icon will always open a new instance.
TODO:
add a setting to activate the new behaviour