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Another WinSCP-using newcomer suggestion. Most of Windows (7/Vista) users are used to having the path displayed in a breadcrumb style so they can be able to click in each part of it to navigate up/down the folder structure. WinSCP provides that, websites too, the locationbar firefox addon three:
Would have been great if Trac had a voting system. I +1 this.
I think the Windows Explorer breadcrumb is done right. Click on any ancestor and it navigates there. Click the arrow next to any folder name and it shows a drop-down of its children. When you click on the empty space in it, it transforms into a textbox with the path selected for quick copying (also the breadcrumb has a handy right-click menu to copy the path without transforming). It would be great if Cyberduck navigation bar is a breadcrumb like that.
When you click the down arrow on the Explorer breadcrumb, it lists some sort of intelli-history. I don't know how that works, it shows parts of my navigation history probably based on some heuristics. But I don't expect that! I'd be happy if Cyberduck can just show the full history on drop-down of breadcrumb.
Another WinSCP-using newcomer suggestion. Most of Windows (7/Vista) users are used to having the path displayed in a breadcrumb style so they can be able to click in each part of it to navigate up/down the folder structure. WinSCP provides that, websites too, the locationbar firefox addon three:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/locationbar%C2%B2/
I guess it is widely accepted as a really user-friendly feature. Besides, the user has to click only once this way rather than two the way it is now.
Thanx for considering this one.
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