http://www.rejetto.com/hfsfiles/hfs24b4.exe
give it a try
I can't believe it! YOU DID IT!

I had forgotten how amazing you are!

Now it works great from Chrome v19.0 to Chrome v31.0 (and beyond).
I am again confronted with a reported problem: check boxes checked have the same effect as clicking the name of the associated item
Changing:
.item-link { float:left; }
To:
.item-link { float:none; }
...seems to solve the problem
.by changing "upload-panel" by "upload panel" he had thus transformed $('#upload-panel') into $('#upload panel') leaving <div id="upload-panel"
I did notice that when I was doing a comparison between 'Build 2' vs 'Build 3' with DiffNow, but I didn't say anything because it thought it was a proper fix. By the way, with the last edition, he deleted this line (I don't know is has any effect, because it seems to work OK without that):
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/?mode=section&id=icons.css" type="text/css">
do you think you can make a drop-down menu for the "more options" button instead of a central popup?
That could be nice, but (IMHO) only as an option for desktop browsers, because I think on small screen devices, that could lead to usability problems (like clicking by mistake outside the menu and having to start again). Perhaps this can be done using only CSS, but distinguishing between mobile vs desktop by its size is not easy nowadays, since new devices have big screen resolution. As an idea, maybe a new 'mobile' icon can be added (along with the 'lightbulb'), to switch between mobile and desktop, so in the default mobile theme we can have the current modalbox, and in the desktop theme the dropdown proposed by Mars. But that's in the case Rejetto is interested on this.
how to define comments in Russian characters, store them, and restore them correctly to the web page
this comment как возможная функция
On my PC (using the Build 4), that comment gets stored and displayed as:
??? ????????? ???????
...and my browser can display russian characters without problems. Perhaps unicode comments could be stored on Base64 (using `atob()` and `btoa()`). Just an idea...
In the dark theme, the 'foldercomment' needs his own CSS code (new line to add marked in red, and I've used a slightly different color to not to be confused with a file comment):
body.dark-theme .item .comment { background-color:#444; color:#888; }
body.dark-theme #foldercomment { background-color:#333; color:#999; }
I did a quick test, and it seems all the comment problems I've reported, are solved now (that's great!).
