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A few suggestions:

1. Add a sorting option to "Configure Movie Filters" window that switches to sort filtering items alphabetically rather than sort by the number of movies as of now. Then enabling that option would allow the user to locate an actor or director easily and quickly without having to know the exact number of movies they're credited with in the collection.

Movie Preferences -> General tab already allows users to change from number of movies, to A-Z sorting.

2. I know Kodi uses "Credits" tag for writers, so NFO files have no other choice. But MC could use "Writers" instead of that ambiguous and misleading word on the main viewer panel. Also consider adding "Writers" filter to left navigation panel.

It is possible to add a filter for Credits, but I see no need to change this to Writers, as the heading Credits covers not only the Writer but also the screenplay writer, editing, etc to which these persons are a Credited, ergo the reason for the field being named Credits.

3. I'm not a big fan of the current slider-style selector for Rating, Votes, Runtime, Folder Size, Year filters because it's not easy to set a precise value by moving the mouse. Rather, typing like "7.4-8.2", "1927-1935,1969,1979-1985" would work much better. Also there's no way to filter to a specific combination of source folders (currently this requires to adjust movie folders setting and refresh).

I can't say for the slider, as I do not use this, nor was I the programmer who added it. If @AnotherPhil wishes to incorporate your idea, it'll be up to him. Though the rough gauging of Rating, or Year selection is pretty good from when I played with it. These filters are only to narrow down the list of matching movies between the minimum and maximum values.

What your specifically asking for is an advanced filter searching option, kind of like selecting page numbers, from 2 through to 16, and 18, and 20, and from 24 to 29.
This feels more like a user is using MC as their Media Center software, more than using Kodi.

4. Finally, my biggest wish is being able to use a table style (the current Table tab) in navigation panel with user-selected multiple columns. And allow to select any columns, height and width for instance, not just some pre-selected columns like the current table tab. Regarding this, you once said:

3. I really like the change with IMDB/TMDB tab. Now, how about making those sites open only over the right panel with the movie list on the left still available? The benefits would be the user could easily check out other movies in the list from those sites without having to go back to main browser tab every time for choosing another movie. Also it would make MC on the tab look different from a browser (I'm always confused).
This new layout could be applied to other tabs as well such as File Details tab and Change Movie tab.

Not liking that Idea.
One of the great things about Media Companion is keeping functions separate and distinct.

But I disagree. Key functions being separate and distinct is the biggest limitation of MC. Every function should be available from the main browser, not somewhere else, because that's where all information is available and where all kinds of commands can be utilized and where the user wants to stay for those reasons. For instance, you can't use "Rescrape a specific field" command for the selected movies from the current table tab. So my wish I quoted above still stands as well.

Sorry, No 4 won't happen.

The Movie Browser tab, is for just this reason. Browsing of scraped Movies. Looking at the scraped data, artwork etc. If there is anything missing, using the general filter, these can be quickly rescraped.
If many movies need fixing, the Batch Rescrape wizard is available from the main menu bar.

Some options for rescraping fields, artwork etc have been overlayed by the addition of right-click context menus.
If a user right-clicks on the Stars heading (note, first time only need to r-click twice), users can rescrape the selected field from the browser tab.

For all functions available on the browser tab, see the Media Companion Wiki-docs page https://mediacompanion.codeplex.com/wiki...tle=Movies