- If the path isn't ended with a "\" then it is interpreted as a file. This is very dangerous. I don't want to accidentaly rename my serial numbered photos to "reception". When I press Alt+M (Move To...) I want to move all my selected RAW files to C:\Photos\Wedding Inbox\Reception" and not to move the 1st one to the "C:\Photos\Wedding Inbox" and silently rename it "reception", cutting, of course, the .CR2 extension. If doesn't exists already, please add at the end of the path a path delimiter ("\" on Windows) and treat all the strings as paths.
- Unfortunately the folder must exist. This is very bad. A much more streamlined experience would be if the engine will check for the folder's existence and if doesn't exist, ask "The folder C:\temp\foo doesn't exist. Create?"
- If the path is relative then it is assumed that it is appended on the executable's (xnview.exe) home folder. This is very confusing. I rather expect that when I type in the destination box "Reception", this will be appended to the current path in the Browser (eg. C:\Photos\Wedding Inbox\ ) and not to the xnview.exe's path (c:\Program Files\XnViewMP\ on my PC). Who wants to Copy To... / Move To... image files to the XnView's folder?
As an aside, yes, I'm waiting too for the drag & drop support in the folders pane.