That would indeed be nice. Though it would be hard not to confuse users with this feature and the Ctrl+O file switcher that actually jumps to a document…
Well, from experiences with Visual Studio and other tools with hundreds of features I don’t think that this would be a problem (given the UX is done right :-)).
But if you are unsure you might want to introduce it as an experimental feature to be enabled explicitly. Together with Analytics you will know if people use/like it or not before deciding to enable it by default. Just as idea.
Sure, naming of stuff in Microsoft products has always to be taken with care Other potential names “Find in File Browser”, “Scroll to File”, etc.
What is the status of this feature request?
What needs to be done in order to bring it onto your roadmap on Trello? I have more and more folders and files and it becomes increasingly difficult to navigate to a certain file without such a feature. While Ctrl-O does open the file in the content view, the folders in the “My files” remain collapsed.
Would really appreciate if this feature becomes reality. Please…
Any workaround? I need to see the version history of a file and I can do it via the “my files” pane only. I am unable to find the needed file from the “my files” pane since I have hundreds of files in nested folder.
Hi @Erica,
I believe the request “Scroll to file” would take small effort of development,
but it’s very valuable to users like me.
My story: I can use “Ctrl+O file switcher” to find file matching with keywords in my head, but that is not my main target; the main point: I want to navigate the neighbor documents/folders surrounding that current/active document.
This need is especially meaningful when I have a number of documents/folders in the file pane. My current workaround solution: I must manually do top-down scrolling in file pane to find the highlight of current active document … then navigate its neighbors … in file pane.
This kind of annoying is becoming more a pain point to the current size of my data, it breaks my flow/focus.
@Erica : please help consider to deliver this small request.
Thank you very much for reading until this point!
Bests,
Khon