GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 756418
Mounting a bookmark results in duplicate entry.
Last modified: 2018-09-02 19:42:57 UTC
Created attachment 313101 [details] Screenshot of problem Steps to reproduce: 1. Mount remote location. (in this case davs://...) 2. Add bookmark. 3. Open Nautilus when location is not mounted. 4. Click on bookmark 5. A new entry is created instead of the current being utilised. This is especially confusing when the bookmark has been renamed to something useful/human readable. A new entry with the address is created instead and there is no indication that the bookmark has been mounted or is being browsed. The bookmark is also rendered futile as there is no click action or eject action, it just wastes space. Proposal: Use bookmark entry instead of creating a new entry. If this is not feasible, hide bookmark entry if mounted and relabel new mount entry to that of the bookmark name. Also, make sure to relabel the breadcrumbs in the address/header bar to the correct name. If the address/scheme of a bookmark is needed, one can simply hover over it.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 751587 ***
Sorry, Volkner, but this is definitely not a duplicate of bug 751587. That bug is regarding bookmark paths. This is ragarding visual elements. Please see the attached screenshot.
*** Bug 632428 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to Michael Heyns from comment #0) > Proposal: Use bookmark entry instead of creating a new entry. If this is not > feasible, hide bookmark entry if mounted and relabel new mount entry to that > of the bookmark name. Also, make sure to relabel the breadcrumbs in the > address/header bar to the correct name. If the address/scheme of a bookmark > is needed, one can simply hover over it. A third option: always display the mount entry, even if unmounted, if that location is bookmarked. The end result is almost the same, but this way it shows up in the "drives" section and not in the bookmarks section. Although in this case it would make more sense to call it "Pin to Sidebar" instead of "Add Bookmark". The same thing would make sense for internal partitions (bug 756062).
Recently reported in GitLab. Let's track this there https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/issues/607