GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 143299
Contextual menu on a folder open a subfolder
Last modified: 2005-05-13 14:17:07 UTC
I would like a way to open a subfolder quicker. By example, I think the contextual menu should allow to open subfolder with a menu that display the hierarchy of subfolder path. I attach a mockup. It's a first thought, because I think I could use the 'computer' shortcut to easily move across the whole filesytem.
Created attachment 28091 [details] a first mockup of my idea.
I think this is a very good idea and i dont know how expensive the operation would be but id imagine it wouldnt be too bad. On a related note i would also love to see this implemented if someone is poking around in there. Bug 144481
NIce idea. BUt I think it would be betetr not to create an extra button. Like; There's a browse-option you can click but it also serves as a menu ... I hope it sounds clear, but I'm nitable to explain itbetter in my poor English. Anyway, it's a nice Idea but It wouldn't be nice to haveto much 'options' in the context-menu.
Note that the code for a simple GtkMenu that does what you want is already in the CVS module bookmark-applet/lib. I'm very much willing to provide this functionality as a nautilus extension. The problem is really how we can traverse this into a NautilusMenuProvider-readable menu structure. The latter doesn't support submenus at the moment, which is the real problem with Nautilus. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 158748 ***