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Inconsistent drag-and-drop capabilities with location buttons
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RESOLVED: MOVED
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enhancement

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Description David Benjamin 2007-09-27 22:50:54 CEST
If you drag a location button, it does not provide the same targets as dragging an icon of a file.

This prevents some convenient drag-and-drop capabilities. To enter a folder in the GTK file manager, I can drag that folder's icon into the file manager and it'll go there. However, I cannot drag the location bar buttons into a file chooser for the same effect -- the result is that I have to move up a folder and drag an icon if I want to make use of this.

It would be nice if the location buttons would provide the same drop targets as the file icons.

For reference, this ability works in Nautilus.
Comment 1 alexxcons editbugs 2020-03-19 09:15:10 CET
Thanks for reporting, and sorry for the very late reply.

Can be reproduced when dragging a folder from the location buttons to e.g. the dolphin desktop starter. (Works fine when DnD is started in a view)
Comment 2 Git Bot editbugs 2020-05-26 23:06:58 CEST
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Bug #3575

Reported by:
David Benjamin
Reported on: 2007-09-27
Last modified on: 2020-05-26

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Jannis Pohlmann
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