Well, I don't want to revive a 2-year-old post, but I eventually came up with a solution to this one!
The trick (from an XFCE forums thread) is to start dconf-editor, navigate to org > gtk > settings > file-chooser > sort-directories-first and select "true".
(I guess it can be done with a single gsettings command line, but I'm unsure of the syntax.)
Glad I solved that at last, it has plagued me for quite a while.
Hope it can help others, Daniel
Sort directories before files: solved
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Re: Sort directories before files: solved
Thanks for sharing.
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Deepak
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Regards,
Deepak
I am using Mint 19.2 Cinnamon 64 bit with AMD A8/7410 processor . Memory 8GB