Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes)
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Clearing Read-Only Flag does not make a file editable.
On v8.5.7, when you clear read-only flag of a file, you need to reload the file from the disk to be enable to edit it.
E.g. on v8.5.6, reload is not required, just clearing read-only flag makes a file editable.
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@Timo-Moisio-0 said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
Clearing Read-Only Flag does not make a file editable.
The fix will be in next release.
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@donho said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
Add supperss 2GB file warning
Typo: should be suppress
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@Alan-Kilborn said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
Add supperss 2GB file warningTypo: should be suppress
I thought I were a perfectionist, but I turn out to be a prefectionist!
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FYI, auto-update is triggered to v8.5.7
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@donho Please see the <NeedToBeUpdated> is always “yes” forum thread which covers a regression introduced by Notepad v8.5.7.
In this case likely fix will be in win4gup and then to https://notepad-plus-plus.org/update/getDownloadUrl.php
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Greetings! If I decide to install Notepad++, Windows 11 in safe mode starts having a problem with Explorer.exe if I right-click on an image, or on an application.
Sometimes I happen to go into Safe Mode to completely uninstall the Nvidia video card drivers. And that’s where I noticed this. It took me a while to realize it was Notepad++.
It’s definitely something with the contextual menu, because if I use the portable version, which doesn’t insert anything into the contextual menu, everything works perfectly.
I hope this isn’t something said many times and, if not, I apologize in advance!
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@imanubdesigner said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
It’s definitely something with the contextual menu, because if I use the portable version, which doesn’t insert anything into the contextual menu, everything works perfectly.
This crash of NppShell is fixed in v8.5.8 release. The candidate of v8.5.8 is available here:
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/25015/notepad-v8-5-8-release-candidateCould you check it and confirm here that the issue has been fixed?
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@donho I have confirmed that at the shell context right-click menu works in Windows 11 safe mode for at least the 32-bit installed Notepad++ v8.5.8 RC1. I also also added a note at https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/89824
Sorry for the semi-cross post as I saw the v8.5.8 RC announcement, downloaded and installed that, and then saw this thread which prompted me to reboot and test in safe mode.
When I tested this before I also tested the 64 bit installation and it was working in safe mode with the new NppShell.dll.
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8.5.7, bad news…
for information, when switching to “admin” in order to save a file, I’ve lost all my other opened (unsaved) documents.
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@donho said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
@imanubdesigner said in Notepad++ v8.5.7 Release (Vulnerability fixes):
It’s definitely something with the contextual menu, because if I use the portable version, which doesn’t insert anything into the contextual menu, everything works perfectly.
This crash of NppShell is fixed in v8.5.8 release. The candidate of v8.5.8 is available here:
https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/25015/notepad-v8-5-8-release-candidateCould you check it and confirm here that the issue has been fixed?
I’m so sorry for delay of my reply. I can confirm that worked. This new 8.5.8 RC work perfectly in safe mode. I can’t see any refresh after right click. Thank you so much!
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