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    • Morten SiljubergM

      Why do Notepad++ keep the "Move to recycle bin" delete prompt?

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      MarkusBodenseeM
      Microsoft didn’t remove the prompt, but made it configurable, so you can decide if you want to keep it or not. Configuration can be found for example with right click --> properties on the recycle bin icon.
    • PeterJonesP

      Testing nppPluginList for new/updated plugin

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    • donhoD

      Notepad++ release 8.9.8

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      Ivan BútoraI
      @PeterJones Thanks for the tips. None of the .exe files had the blocks. I ran the update manually and how finally the Plugins Admin option has shown up. I was wondering whether there was some change in nppPluginList.dll that might have been incompatible with my OS (Windows 7). But it seems everything is OK for now.