XYplorer Beta Club

In 2016 I found XYplorer, I bought the pro version, then renewed it in 2017 and in 2018 purchased the lifetime pro version. Since then I can't count the number of free updates and all the new features. I can't think of anything that has provided the value for the money the way XYplorer has.

Most software I use is either monthly subscription or freeware that hasn't seen an update in a long time. I know i can keep my mouth shut and just go on getting free updates but it feels like it is well past time to kick in some dinero, I want to encourage the continued development efforts.

So, whats the best way? Buy another license? Is there some other preferred way?

I appreciate all the work that has and continues to go into XYplorer, thank you for all the updates and new features!

Oh, that's very nice of you.

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DonaldLessau

Coffee's on me!

Wowee, thanks for the coffee!

For me it has been since the Tracker V3 days in 2005, I bought two Lifetime licenses since then, one for my former employer and when I left that job another one for myself.
Fully agree with the OP's sentiments and liked the idea, so I transferred some / money as well.
Merry Christmas!

Wow, thanks and Merry Christmas! I'm having the coffee right now.

I'm in too. Well done, Don - have a coffee or three on me too.

Thank you very much, I will!

It would be nice if there was some more appreciation for Don and XY.

Definitely appreciation here on my end and I've already got a few other people onto it who are also very satisfied. On my recent new PC build, which cost me a small fortune, XY is far the best addition to my build and is without a doubt my favorite application. Somehow it makes me feel that I a have super power over non XY users.

I was thinking the appreciation would come with $$ - like the others in this thread!

We all paid for a license (most of us I hope anyway) and how one further expresses their appreciation (kind words or ) should be left to everyone to decide for themselves.

XY is a flexible file manager compared to others.

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