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Add Open in Notepad++ and static Windows shell verbs without embedding IContextMenu on right-click.

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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Large folders appear as soon as names are known — the previous folder stays on screen until the first new name arrives. Size, date, and type from the directory listing show with the row. Cloud status, indexed folder totals, and Git badges fill in shortly after — blank cells mean that extra metadata has not arrived yet, not that the file is empty. Opening another folder cancels leftover work from the previous one. The status bar shows how many items are in the active folder and their known size; with a selection it switches to how many are selected and the size of that selection. Folder sizes appear in the total once the index has them.
Right-click a file or folder to get Workbench commands plus extra Windows items that fit in the compact menu (PDF24, 7-Zip, and similar). **Open in Notepad++** and **Open in Cursor** are Workbench entries next to **Open terminal here**. Open, Cut, Copy, Delete, and Rename stay Workbench’s own entries so they are not listed twice. Listing those items does not download online-only cloud files; running one of them is an explicit open and may hydrate.
**Preview** shows a wrapping thumbnail grid. Only the tiles on screen (plus a small prefetch) are decoded, on background threads. Other files keep a generic icon until you scroll to them. Online-only cloud files are never opened just to make a thumbnail. Returning to a folder reuses thumbnails that are still in memory.
Sorting by name or type happens once the listing is in. Sorting by size waits until indexed folder totals are applied, so rows do not jump on every update. Clicking a column sorts immediately with whatever is already known.
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## Git
Workbench detects repositories and shows a badge (branch, modified, untracked, ahead/behind, merging/rebasing). **Tools → Development** (and the folder context menu) offers **View changes…**, **Commit…**, **Fetch**, **Pull (fast-forward)**, **Pull (merge)**, **Push**, **Open terminal here**, and **Open in Cursor** when a folder is in a repository.
Workbench detects repositories and shows a badge (branch, modified, untracked, ahead/behind, merging/rebasing). **Tools → Development** (and the folder context menu) offers **View changes…**, **Commit…**, **Fetch**, **Pull (fast-forward)**, **Pull (merge)**, **Push**, **Open terminal here**, **Open in Cursor**, and **Open in Notepad++** when a folder is in a repository.
**View changes** lists staged, unstaged, untracked, and unmerged paths from `git status`. Double-click opens a unified **diff** (`git diff` / `git diff --cached`). **Open in Cursor** opens the file. Online-only cloud files are not opened or diffed (that would download them). Stage, unstage, and discard call the matching `git` commands. Discard asks first.