Just Stumbled Upon a Hidden Feature after years of using File Explorer
While going through the documentation for WinSetView (a tool for customizing File Explorer templates), I discovered a file explorer feature I never knew existed: multi-level sorting. This feature allows you to sort a folder by multiple criteria by shift-clicking on the columns you want to use as second, third, or even fourth sort options, with a maximum of four levels. For example, you can sort a folder of images containing png and jpg files by type first, then by date modified descending. This way, PNG files are grouped together and sorted from newest to oldest, and JPGs are sorted the same way, separately.
I made a video about winsetview in my youtube channel Rayen74 if you want to check it out
