GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 344241
in file/folder properties dialogue, the item location (full path) should be scrollable when selected.
Last modified: 2021-06-18 15:48:33 UTC
the label that displays the item location(path) on the item properties window should scroll, as the user moves the cursor along it (with mouse, or with keyboard cursor keys) right now, when the item is on a 'longish' path, the user must resize the properties window horizontally just to see the upper part of the path. Other information:
*** Bug 562547 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bug 562547 suggests word-wrapping.
Changing component as a part of ongoing bug reorganisation work.
What is the progress status on this bug? Because it really bugs me. But seriously, I really would like this bug fixed because it is a big pain to me. I do a lot of work with reorganizing files and folders and this is one thing that makes its harder then it should be for me. This bug is 5 years old! Please tell me someone is working on it
Even if you just had a word bubble pop up showing the full file path like Windows and KDE do, that would make me so happy :)
This bug drives me crazy, please do something about it. :)
This bug is now obscured by bug #657733 .
still an issue in 3.22 (albeit just a minor inconvenience)
This would require GtkLabel to support scrolling when it is wrapped and the selection moves. See https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=79216
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