📎 AI Summary:
The user initially asks how to disable hover selection that causes unwanted pop-ups. A contributor suggests adding CSS with "pointer-events:none" to achieve this, but the user is unsure where to apply it. After trying various options without success, the user concludes that their Windows system doesn't support these methods and decides to accept the issue.

docweathers

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Thread Author #1
Is there some way to turn off hover select? Having things pop up that I didn't want is driving me nuts.
 

somitsvk

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Hello, yes you can disable the hover, adding CSS:

pointer-events:none;

in the required place. I hope it will helpful for you.
 

Solution

Callistemon

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If you're referring to selection of files and folders, open File Explorer, switch to the View tab, click Options, and choose "Double-click to open an item"
 

docweathers

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Thread Author #4
Hello, yes you can disable the hover, adding CSS:

pointer-events:none;

in the required place. I hope it will helpful for you.

Hello, yes you can disable the hover, adding CSS:

pointer-events:none;

in the required place. I hope it will helpful for you.
Where is the "required place"?
 

docweathers

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Thread Author #5
I have tried all those options. My windows does not support those choices. This is wierd since I am using a year old Dell laptop. I will just live with the problem.

Thanks for your efforts.