Clickable breadcrumbs.

[LittleBiG]

his is because I'm unsure which style is
better (or take both, or what), so I need an opinion.

I have just checked. For me, the Path style looks a bit more natural, but Triangle is also ok. I would vote for both.

[SkyFrontier]

If triangles won't serve to display eventually subfolders or even files like address bar does, I'd pick "path" because it saves space.

Request: better ellipsing logic.
Currently:
C:\Documents and Settin...\Administrad...\Configurações locais\Application Da...\Micros...\CD Burni...\

Ideal:
C:\Docum...Settings\Administrador\Confi...locais\Appli...Data\Microsoft\CD Burning\
Rule: longer itens (up to X letters) must be trimmed at (user defined? 5th letter; last item (up to X letters?) will be preserved; single items (up to X letters) will be preserved.

If a single tab is open on pane 1 or 2, the whole tab line could optionally vanish until CTRL+T opens a second tab. Reason: save space. Doable? I doubt...

[Nighted]

So bread crumbs are not going to be in the address bar?

[admin]

Please only answer the Triangle question. I still have a large list of things to do, currently no need for ideas.

[grindax]

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[Nighted]

Triangles.

[avsfan]

Triangles, but only by a little bit -- I like them both!

[admin]

I like them both, too. So I guess I'll make it configurable.

Thanks so far.

[admin]

Bigger to click on. And triangles would turn on their side when clicked on, to point downwards. What would a backslash do?

Slash forward.

[Filehero]

I like them both, too. So I guess I'll make it configurable.

Great, I see great things coming closer!


Cheers,
Filehero

[Filehero]

I like the hover effect!

[admin]

Great, I see great things coming closer!

Me too: Germany - Sweden!

[Filehero]

GreatThings.png

[eil]

this oppinion probably doen't matter already, but i see triangle more suitable for second line(like now) and slashes for trafromable AB -so not like options, but like parts of different realisations.

[nerdweed]

Triangles. Slashes would make it difficult to get a droppable list.