Claudia - Thank you very much!

I thought the bug was in Notepad++ and you pointed me in the eye that the problem is in Firefox installation - reinstallation solved the problem.

Regards.

@ganesh-T this is a test reply !

Hello claudia
thanks for your answer, its very strange, perhaps its just a problem with my mouse (certainly) coz today i havent this problem.

@los-amigos

looks like it is hard coded.

case WM_CONTEXTMENU : { if (HWND(wParam) == _scintView.getHSelf()) { POINT p; ::GetCursorPos(&p); ContextMenu scintillaContextmenu; vector<MenuItemUnit> tmp; tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_FINDINFINDERDLG, TEXT("Find in this finder..."))); if (_canBeVolatiled) tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_REMOVEFINDER, TEXT("Close this finder"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(0, TEXT("Separator"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFERCOLLAPSE, TEXT("Collapse all"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFERUNCOLLAPSE, TEXT("Uncollapse all"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(0, TEXT("Separator"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFERCOPY, TEXT("Copy"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFERSELECTALL, TEXT("Select all"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFERCLEARALL, TEXT("Clear all"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(0, TEXT("Separator"))); tmp.push_back(MenuItemUnit(NPPM_INTERNAL_SCINTILLAFINFEROPENALL, TEXT("Open all"))); scintillaContextmenu.create(_hSelf, tmp); scintillaContextmenu.display(p); return TRUE; } return ::DefWindowProc(_hSelf, message, wParam, lParam); }

Maybe you wanna open an issue here if it hasn’t been already addressed.

Cheers
Claudia

Cheers
Claudia

I just spent a bunch of time trying to get the plugin manager to work (uninstall/reinstall notepad++ a couple of times, delete files in appdata, manually install latest 1.4.9 plugin manager, etc…). This is on Windows 7 64-bit running 32-bit Notepad++. No matter what I’ve done the default settings keep generating the error “There was an error dowloading the plugin list. Please check your internet connection, and your proxy settings in Internet Explorer, Edge or Chrome”. I also noticed that the file being created, PluginManagerPlugins.zip, was a corrupt archive.

The only thing that has finally worked is to use the "Use development plugin list (may contain untested, unvalidated or uninstallabel plugins) option listed in Plugin Manager Settings. All other settings are default.

@nandaccio

thanks you very much for your explanation and for pointing me to this new 1.4.9 version.

BTW, that zip file from github also contains the updater file gpup.exe. Do you know by any chance know what its purpose is?