If you have a drive bar active (application global or inside an Explorer Panel) you can remove the Device Dropdown list.

Note that the drive bar inside an Explorer Panel is limited in that it does not support showing special folders or virtual devices. There will now be a drive buttons bar inside the Explorer Panel. This is enabled by checking the option 'Drive buttons' under the 'Explorer Panel toolbars' section It is also possible to place the drivebar inside an Explorer Panel. This can be avoided if, in settings, you allow the drive toolbar to be placed on its own line.Įnabling this option causes the drive toolbar to be placed on its own line and, if there are many drive buttons, they will fit better. On some systems this causes the toolbar area to rearrange itself incorrectly and may look unsightly. If you enable all of them the toolbar might grow very long and the system will try to auto-rearrange it to its own line if it does not fit in the Window. To configure the drive toolbar go to Menu -> Configuration -> Explorer Panel Settings and click on the Layout tab It is possible to configure which of the special folders and virtual devices to show on the drive toolbar. You can also right click on a drive button to show the Windows Shell Context Menu (the 'Right-click' menu) for that drive. All the virtual filesystems (like REG, FTP: WPD: ) are also here.Ĭlicking on one of the icons causes the current tab to switch to that location. It also show common folder locations like desktop, pictures, download and more. The Drive toolbar shows a list of drives that the user can choose from. The Drive toolbar is the rightmost subset of the toolbar, and is displayed whenever View->Toolbars->Drives is checked and it is enabled in the Explorer Panel Settings.

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