I must have clicked something, the preview of downloaded images/where they are & other info is no longer at the bottom of FDM, can anyone tell me how to get that back?

Hello,
Just click arrow at the FDM's main window's bottom right corner.

Alex wrote:Hello,
Just click arrow at the FDM's main window's bottom right corner.

There is no arrow in the bottom right of mine.
https://imgchest.com/p/qb4zgeedyjm
Should I redownload or something?

Click to the right of the filename at the bottom right, - if it doesn't work, first select a different file from the queue and then try.

If that still doesn't work, exit FDM, then make sure to kill the remaining process in Task Manager, then run FDM again and try.

johnlgalt wrote:Click to the right of the filename at the bottom right, - if it doesn't work, first select a different file from the queue and then try.

If that still doesn't work, exit FDM, then make sure to kill the remaining process in Task Manager, then run FDM again and try.

Yeah, clicking just opens the file, closing it & ending the process has it start up the same...

OH SHOOT!
After resetting & going Full Screen, the arrow is there!
Sweet

Seems the preview isn't available unless Full Screened now, what a terrible upgrade o(>w<)o
Thanks for your guys' help.

No it means you've made the (default non maximized) window too small (short) (or else Windows has resized the window to a default size that is too small for the preview to show). I should have realized that, but I didn't expand your screenshot.

If you make it taller (drag up from the top edge or down from the bottom edge) slowly, at a certain threshold it will show also. I totally forgot about this, ran into it myself a while back.

The missing arrow is key - as soon as it thinks it has enough space for a preview to show, the arrow appears. Conversely, as soon as it thinks it has run out of space for a preview, the arrow disappears.

And this works whether you already have the preview showing or if it is hidden.

Hello,

johnlgalt. thank you!

Welcome!

I had forgotten about this myself until the OP mentioned maximizing, and then it hit me that I had had the same issue before.