Thank you for the detail, this is the kind of report that actually changes the app. You are right that the warning belongs at the start. The setup has been reworked since your review: Bob now explains in plain words what it is about to do before it touches a single folder, and Settings has a "Move Everything Back" button that returns every addon to where it came from, in one go. Sorry about the time you lost reinstalling those airports. On the GSX profile screen, tell me which part is hard to follow and I will rewrite it. You can reach me from Support inside Bob, or at support@bobdispatcher.com. In the meantime the Guide page in the app has a GSX Profiles article that walks through the screen step by step. Thanks for sticking with it.

Sorry for the trouble, and thank you for writing down exactly what you saw. Every point you raise has been dealt with since, so here is what happened and what changed. Your files were not damaged. Bob moves an addon into its own library folder and leaves a shortcut in your Community folder pointing at it. That is how it turns addons on and off without ever copying them twice. Deleting the program while your addons still lived in its folder left those shortcuts pointing at nothing, so Community looked wrecked while every file was still safe on your disk. Since Bob 1.4.10, uninstalling Bob offers to move everything back first, and "Move Everything Back" is also a button in Settings, General, at any time. More than one file at a time: Install from Archive takes several files in one go, and you can drop a batch of folders or archives straight onto My Content. Thumbnails: pictures come from our catalog of known addons, so anything the catalog does not know yet shows a plain placeholder. That catalog has grown a lot, and since Bob 1.5 new names and pictures reach your app within five minutes instead of waiting for an update. MSFS 2020: Bob works with a 2020 Community folder, and setup lets you pick which simulator it should look after. 1.5.7 also fixed Marketplace airports made for 2020 whose code sits after the maker's name, so they show as airports again. If you feel like giving it another go, write to support@bobdispatcher.com or use Report a Problem on the Support page in Bob. I read those myself, and I will walk you through the setup and get your Community folder back in order.

Thank you, and your suggestion is in the app now. Since Bob 1.4.10 and Bob 1.5 you choose what happens: setup shows the plan before anything moves, with "Leave as Is" and "Choose Which Ones" right there, and nothing is touched until you click Organize. My Content also lists the addons Bob does not manage, with a yellow Community or blue Marketplace plate, so your whole Community folder is visible in one place and you move only what you want, one card at a time with "Move to Bob". And if you change your mind, "Move Everything Back" in Settings returns everything to Community. Language selection is not there yet. Bob is English only today, and your request is on the list with the others. If you have more ideas, the Feedback page in Bob goes straight to me. A good part of the last three updates came from exactly that.

Thank you. Big libraries are what Bob is built for, so that is good to hear. A lot has landed since August: your whole Community folder and your Marketplace addons are listed in My Content, Content Sets remember which set is on, the Link Map opens with everything in view, and Support is now a conversation inside the app. If anything ever looks off, Report a Problem on the Support page reaches me directly.

Thank you, much appreciated. Bob has grown a fair bit since August: every addon MSFS loads is now visible in My Content, setup shows its plan before it moves anything, and updates come about every two weeks. If you ever need anything, Report a Problem on the Support page in Bob comes straight to me.