@rdb, thank you for the feedback. Please find my replies below.
The intended behavior is:
- The cache folder will not be removed unless the user choose to remove account information when uninstall
- The shortcut in Explorer should be removed on uninstall. As as side effect, the placeholders in the cache folder will be removed too. But downloaded files will remain in the folder.
This is planned to be improved in the next version.
We don’t plan to handle this in near future.
This is usually not the case. The 32-Bit address appears because the registry entry 32-bit shortcut in Explorer is not deleted after log out. But our latest code will delete that registry entry after logout and remove local cache. So it usually won’t leave a 32-bit address. Perhaps it appears on your computer because you used some older version before and there is some incompatibility.
On my computer, it’s like this and I cannot click into any category folder.
By the way, the user documentation has been updated with the way to remove left-over shortcuts manually.
Can you share the seadrive.log when you initiate these operations? This is usually caused by failure to cache a file or uncache a file. In 2.0.4 we retry failed cache operations but not uncache operations.
There is no way to add this back with an MSI installer. We may try to build a separate MSIX installer and upload it to Windows Store. But this may take some time. Except for the installer, there is also some code to add.
It’s not in the near future plan. We’ll see whether it’s requested by more users.