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In the file panel, if a folder allready is selected, using ctrl-doubleclick won't open the folder. It will only switch focus off/on, while Windows explorer leaves it off in at ctrl-doubleclick.
Makes it inconvenient trying to open a folder in the same locked tab, because i have to click beside the folder now to lose focus. After that it works ok. ctrl-singleclick + ctrl-doubleclick to open is also a workaround.
list panel: ctrl-doubleclick and focus
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list panel: ctrl-doubleclick and focus
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Re: list panel: ctrl-doubleclick and focus
That has to stay as it is. It's in a way logical that you get conflicting behavior/method patterns with so many mouse and keyboard tricks. As long as no bug emerges, it's ok.
Your "workaround" is actually the correct way to walk here. Unselect, then ctrl+dblclick.
Your "workaround" is actually the correct way to walk here. Unselect, then ctrl+dblclick.
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