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#401 Back history caret focus

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nobody
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Enhancement
2012-09-23
2010-08-24
Anonymous
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Originally created by: nazar.an...@gmail.com

Hi,

I think this would make folders and sub folders and files navigation more pleasant.

Scrolling in and out of a directory with lots of sub directories would be tedious when you have to scroll back to find your previously focused file/dir.

Would it be possible to implement last focused history for each device/smb/ftp? Very useful when trying to copy file in ftp://server1/dir1/dir2/dir3/file.ext to usb://dir1/dir2/dir3/dir4

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    Anonymous - 2010-08-24

    Originally posted by: nazar.an...@gmail.com

    No sir not a history folder and I'm aware of the back 'B' button.

    I'll try to explain. Currently there's two scenarios:

    1) Click on SD -> browse deep in the SD folders -> click on USB -> click back SD it'll go back to root folders where we need to navigate back to the last used folder. It will be great if we click back to SD and it will focus on the last folder accessed in SD instead going back to the root.

    2) List of folders beginning with A to the last folder beginning with Z, scroll down to folder Z and click to open folder Z. Click back button and the caret focus will jump back top to folder A instead of folder Z. Thus we need to scroll back down to folder Z. It will be great if we click the back button and the caret focus will be on folder Z. Especially when the initial intention was to click on folder Y, but accidentally clicked on folder Z, we need to scroll all the way back down to look for folder Y.

    I hope you understand me lol~

     
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    Anonymous - 2010-08-24

    Originally posted by: Gamewiza...@gmail.com

    #1 should be easy since dimok can already save the bootup path. dimok has to do the same with switching devices.

     
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    Anonymous - 2010-08-24

    Originally posted by: Gamewiza...@gmail.com

    you know you can click the addressbar and type in the path to jump to...

     
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    Anonymous - 2012-09-23

    Originally posted by: cheatfreak47

    I like this. I had to Read Comment 3 to get the idea though. Good idea.

     

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