But, actually, the current Android presentation (with its filename and smaller size, date info) would be similar to it and quite enough and convenient, as long as the current sliding (scrolling) to change viewed pane could be left in any intermediate position and would allow to also verticaly scroll the listed file names (size and date should be placed near to the central division line). I think it's quite a challenge to make it fit in the small screen That's why I suggested in my previous message the use of a virtual pannable (and maybe resizeable) window, that I suppose you have discarded. Also, most of the Win version's available operations are useful, both the syncing button and the right click menu. Resyncronizations of lines would be useful and feasible editing would maybe be too complicated, unless you devise ways of doing it in small screen.Ģ.- Sync Dirs: as similar and functional as possible to the Windows version, whose most options are very useful: including subdirs (maybe allowing depth limitation), ignoring dates, viewing and changing arrows, selecting showing duplicates / singles, comparing within archives and, for duplicates, direct access to their File-To-File comparison.

Quite agreeing with Scoulder, what I would like, and think feasible, is:ġ.- 1 File-to-1 File contents comparison in the Normal (non-syncing) views (like Win version's File, Compare by Contents, in Spanish, 'Archivo, Comparar por Contenido'), after preselecting them in any comfortable way.

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