@dkocher commented

This is intended to include the size and timestamp of the selected file. See #10330.

zart59 commented

Hi, I certainly understand the reasons behind this feature, but isn't there a way to by pass it with a combination of keys? I work all day long on servers and I press the delete button on my terminal countless of times due to this feature. The way would be to download an older version of cyberduck, but I am not comfortable not having the latest updates. What do you think?

@dkocher commented

#10735 closed as duplicate.

5e4fc9a commented

My comment on this is in the context of #10735 having been closed, and this issue being converted to a feature-request. (is it a bug or a feature issue)

My argument is that this is a bug and not a feature, and should be addressed as such.

1. OSX standard, when selecting command-c on a file in finder is to copy the Full-Path to the clipboard
2. Cyberduck (previous versions), standard was to follow the OSX standard
3. Cyberduck recent version has changed behavior

While I agree that the "Preferences" option might be a good compromise, there is much stronger evidence that the default behavior should be OSX standard (i.e. full path). The enhanced clipboard data-structure should be a preferences setting change.

5e4fc9a commented

My comment on this is in the context of #10735 having been closed, and this issue being converted to a feature-request. (is it a bug or a feature issue)

My argument is that this is a bug and not a feature, and should be addressed as such.

OSX standard, when selecting command-c on a file in finder is to copy the Full-Path to the clipboard
Cyberduck (previous versions), standard was to follow the OSX standard
Cyberduck recent version has changed behavior 

While I agree that the "Preferences" option might be a good compromise, there is much stronger evidence that the default behavior should be OSX standard (i.e. full path). The enhanced clipboard data-structure should be a preferences setting change.