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No doubt, this is game changing and might/will become beneficial to many people. For me, it's too much blackbox and loss of control. And I lost al lot of trust regarding Mirsosoft's efforts (and skills) to assure security.

I stay reluctant, yet interested.

That crowd will turn to the Total Recall pattern anyway.

Have you tried left mouse double click "on white space" yet? It means double click anywhere outside a file list entry.

:) Something like (just an poor man's sketch) raf:myNode raf:myNode\myStuff // if abstract node "myNode" is not yet defined, now it is raf:anotherNodeOfMine\myStuff myStuff>paper:todos // error, "myStuff" can't be resolved unambiguously raf:myNode\myStuff>paper:todos // works raf...

Hi Don,

are abstract RAF nodes still something you consider to add?

In my experience, more and more people get "Tik-Tok-ed" (that in turn started with YouTube and its silent movie faces on the thumbs), consuming information gets reduced to "head()" them. I would put the registration instructions before the registration data and look what happens ...

It's not yet finalized, I suppose.

Once there are abstract structural (RAF) nodes you can create a free / custom tree wich besides leafs is completely uncoupled from the OS view on things.

Because of H usually up one higher folder (no matter what folder we clicked on). I suspect "double-click on white spaces goes up" to be the culprit. What's your setting for the higlightet configuration (don't remember the default for "... in breadcrumb bar")? Does your problem go...

Yes, cool feature (and yeah, much more useful than the The Glider :D ). I wish RAF could become a "real" tree. Afaiu, currently it's a tree with an (hard coded) abstract root node and non-abstract leaf children where the leafs are a user configurable ordered list. How about nested abstract...

admin wrote: ↑12 May 2024 20:21 Dangerous? It won't be removed from older versions.

You know what I meant. But you also know all of your customers.

300k-lines is a statement, of course.

I still think it's a cool feature. And I for sure would use it much more if it supports the lists.

I don't know about the user base which is not present here, removing features "all of a sudden" can be dangerous sometimes.

I know Miller columns had been requested already in the past. I remember, Don has rejected this wish once (but can't find the thread anymore). I don't like them. Until early 2000 I was on MacOS at the University for a decade and after a very long break I'm back on MacOS since last year. I still don'...

Paper folders in the tree, great news!