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To add to this, I believe in Windows 10 (possibly 8?) you can actually move files to a grandparent folder by dragging it to the associated button in the breadcr
by eganist 10y ago
To add to this, I believe in Windows 10 (possibly 8?) you can actually move files to a grandparent folder by dragging it to the associated button in the breadcrumb bar.
Going from memory since I couldn't reproduce this behavior in 7. Could also be wrong about 10; someone else should try it and confirm.
- Guest98123 10y agoI just tested in Windows 10, and you're right, you can drag files to any of the parent directories in the address bar.
- eganist 10y agoSweet. Yeah, I remember doing it once and thinking it was extremely helpful at the time, but I only remember doing it once so far.
- fabrixxm 10y agoGot used to do this in Gnome, got frustrated when I found "breadcrumbs" in win7 can't do the same...