With today's abundant screen real estate, I exclusively use
the 'File display' (Alt+F) set to show the file info that
follows the name.ext part - size, attrs, date, time:
name.ext 864,164,046_.a.._2020-05-14_14:12:15
However, when using the Autoview (F7) two-pane split, the file
info is not available, which is understandable.
I sometimes ESC out of F7 temporarily to look at the
additinal info, like I did today with lots of .log files
I needed to know more about - the dates, primarily.
Would it make sense to 'ruin' the top border of the Viewer
and add the 864,164,046_.a.._2020-05-14_14:12:15 bit,
provided there is space for it? (In this context, the 5
positions taken by attrs could be dropped, if space is tight.)
In View, the north border is currently being 'invaded' by
the Line (Shift+L) display on the extreme right. (Nothing
to do with Trump fighting the Canadians!)
There are a few other cases where borders are being used for
non-static info, except that in this case the text is larger.
NOTE: Alt+I works in Autoview, so very detailed info is available
without leaving Autoview!
But the (dynamic) Alt+I popup can be distracting and an overkill,
and it often occludes the contents being viewed. Providing a
bare-bones, one-liner, Alt+I on the border (toggled via Shift+I?)
seems a tempting FC to me.
Anybody else?