I've successfully reordered folders by editing the sync.dat file. It appears that I haven't broken BTsync yet. Nonetheless, if you follow my instructions below, proceed with caution and don't expect this to necessarily work in the future. In examining sync.dat, (in Windows, it's at %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\BitTorrent Sync), you'll note that each synced folder is delimited by folder_typei0e4 and initializedi1ee. Within each entry, the path parameter is your clue to the identity of the synced folder. Before starting, you'll want to familiarize yourself with an advanced text editor, such as Sublime Text or Notepad++ so that we can employ regex for a surgical find & replace followed by reordering. With that in mind, here are my steps for for reordering. Shut down BTsync. Be sure that you've fully shut down BTsync on not just closed the UI.Find sync.dat on your device. (In Windows, it's at %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\BitTorrent Sync)Create a backup copy of sync.dat.Open sync.dat in an advanced text editor, such as Sublime Text or Notepad++.Perform a search & replace (using regex option), for all instances:Search for: d11:folder_typei0e4(.*?)initializedi1eeReplace with: \nd11:folder_typei0e4\1initializedi1ee\nNote that now each synced folder is visually separated by two hard returns.Reorder the folder entries by cutting & pasting or by clicking inside an entry and using the line swap keyboard shortcut of your editor to move a line incrementally up or down the page.Once everything is reordered as you'd like, remove all of the hard returns that you've created, including any after 'foldersl' and before 'e8:identityd11'.Save & close sync.dat.Run BTsync.You will find that BTsync backs up a copy of sync.dat as sync.dat.######.bad. This always happens after editing sync.dat.If BTsync can't understand your edits, it will restore from sync.dat.old. You also have your backup copy of sync.dat should things go completely awry.I hope that this helps while we wait for the ability to reorder or sort folders in BTsync.
