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Feature: Add support for pinning shortcuts to favorites

Open Richard-HM opened this issue 5 years ago • 2 comments

What feature or improvement do you think would benefit Files?

When a shortcut to a folder location is pinned to the sidebar favorites section. It shows as missing location when clicked it shows access denied. image

Step to reproduce

  1. Create a shortcut to a folder
  2. Right click the created shortcut
  3. Select pin to favorites
  4. Open the pinned item
  5. See Access denied

Requirements

  • Pinning a shortcut should pin the target destination to the sidebar

Files Version

2.3.11.0

Windows Version

10.19043.1899

Logs

debug.log debug_fulltrust.log

Richard-HM avatar Jul 30 '20 02:07 Richard-HM

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issue-label-bot[bot] avatar Jul 30 '20 02:07 issue-label-bot[bot]

Do you mean that the folder itself should get pinned? In that case, the context menu of the shortcut should have an option named "Pin the destination folder to favorites".

Pinning a shortcut itself would be useless, or does someone know what a possible usecase of that would be?

MalteTasler avatar Sep 03 '21 15:09 MalteTasler

Should pinning a shortcut just pin the referred folder or not?

hecksmosis avatar Jan 11 '23 18:01 hecksmosis

Yes, but this issue might actually be resolved with #10800

yaira2 avatar Jan 11 '23 19:01 yaira2

@Rick-HM this is supported in v2.4.33.

yaira2 avatar Feb 13 '23 01:02 yaira2