Hi....
Thank you for your suggestion.
But I have difficulty understanding it:
clicking - as you suggest - on the Main Menu > "Undo", a series of operations of various types are displayed: "Files deleted", "Files copied", "Folder moved", "Folder created " etc.
Yes, those are the different categories changes which are tracked by the undo feature and the recycle feature.
the second problem is that I have an inhomogeneous set of objects and operations, so I should select - one by one - the files to delete permanently.
What are the files I should select to permanently remove them from the trash?
And then, should I delete them one by one?
The only possible operation on MiX Silver is the single "tap" on each file. This operation reverses the previous operation. e.g. a quick tap on a deleted file restores the file.
What operations should I tap to delete all files in the trash in one operation? Or, should I perhaps cap them one by one?
Menu > Undo > Remove > All,
or
Menu undo > Remove >[specific category]
Unless I misunderstood your answer, an "Empty Trash" type option is intuitive, direct, immediate, global and easy to understand.
I'm not against your suggestion but the existing method of doing this seems to be just as easy as your suggestion and you might not yet be aware of how MiXplorer functions in this regard so it makes sense to spend time learning how it works before trying to make a change. If, after you learn how this feature functions you still want to request a change then by all means do so but let's see if we can do what you want with the existing features.
More info here including a more detailed description of how these features function: https://xdaforums.com/t/mixplorer-q-a-and-faq-user-manual.3308582/post-88077515