By default FreeFileSync opens the operating system's standard file browser on each mouse double-click by invoking "explorer /select, "%item_path%"" on Windows and "xdg-open "%item_folder%"" on Linux.
However you are free to integrate other external applications into FreeFileSync: navigate to "Menu -> Advanced -> Global settings: External Applications" and add or replace a command string. The first entry is executed when double-clicking a row on main grid while all other entries are only available via right-click context menu. The following internal macros may be used:
%item_path% -
full file or folder
name
%item_folder% - folder
part only
%item2_path% - Other
side's counterpart to %item_path%
%item2_folder% -
Other side's counterpart to
%item_folder%
Examples:
Start
visual difference tool:
"C:\Program
Files\WinMerge\WinMergeU.exe" "%item_path%"
"%item2_path%"
Show
file in Windows Explorer:
explorer
/select, "%item_path%"
Open
file in associated application:
cmd
/c start "" "%item_path%" or
simply "%item_path%"
Open
console dialog:
cmd /k cd /D
"%item_folder%"
Note
Don't forget to use
quotation marks if file names contain spaces!