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How unfortunate. Windows should disable the Undo option as soon as the copied file is modified.

• lelandfe 3y ago
  Can confirm this is how macOS does it. They remove the file from the stack of Undo actions after it's been modified post-copy.
  • johnwalkr 3y ago
    MacOS also doesn’t let you cut a file and then lose it by accidentally copying something else to the clipboard, because to “cut and paste” you copy, then use option-command-v to move the file instead of copying. I think this mistake is usually recoverable in Windows, but
    • johnwalkr 3y ago
      Oops, I accidentally undid my typing. This mistake is usually unrecoverable but sometimes not, when you’re in file explorer but it’s not a normal file explorer view. For example, when viewing the images of an attached iPhone.
  • konschubert 3y ago
    It's the little things that make the big difference.
• cubefox 3y ago
  Exactly, that was my first thought.