This is my biggest gripe after upgrading to Windows 11.
Let's say there's already a running instance of File Explorer, and then you open a new folder via Everything Search or you click "Show in folder" on your downloaded file on Firefox, that new folder is going to make a new instance of Explorer instead of putting itself as a new tab in the already running Explorer. On Windows 10, I used to use this app called Groupy that catches all folders you open. I was expecting that Windows 11's Explorer would work this way.
Is there any hack you can use to make Explorer behave the way I want?
Let's say there's already a running instance of File Explorer, and then you open a new folder via Everything Search or you click "Show in folder" on your downloaded file on Firefox, that new folder is going to make a new instance of Explorer instead of putting itself as a new tab in the already running Explorer. On Windows 10, I used to use this app called Groupy that catches all folders you open. I was expecting that Windows 11's Explorer would work this way.
Is there any hack you can use to make Explorer behave the way I want?
- Windows Build/Version
- Version 23H2 (OS Build 22631.3737)
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11
- Computer type
- Laptop