A bookmark toolbar like firefox

It would be nice if winscp has a bookmark toolbar like firefox.
Many small buttons in the bookmark toolbar for fast switching directories.

Thanks for your suggestion.
Will see if more people ask for this.

A nice feature could be to have one bookmark for both, local and remote paths. This way it would be possible to save a current situation and call it back any time. Now I have to invoke two bookmarks to get where I want to go.

I also support the request for the Firefox style bookmark bar. It will make things again a bit faster to use.

Best,
Johannes

neubecker wrote:

A nice feature could be to have one bookmark for both, local and remote paths. This way it would be possible to save a current situation and call it back any time. Now I have to invoke two bookmarks to get where I want to go.

See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_locationprofile

Thanks and ouch, I hadn't seen that feature before. Always good to learn something new.
/Johannes

I would very much like this feature as well. I have a handful of folders on my remote machine that I am constantly moving to, and they are not associated with any local folders. Having to do ctrl+O and then double click a bookmark is less than ideal. Would be great if I could have a series of buttons on the toolbar - one click and I'm in my private directory.

OK, thanks for your suggestion!

This would be a great addition

Maybe in the treeview area like outlook does - pin to favourites

I find myself jumping between 2 or more directories, and, as helpful as CTRL-O might be, I think it doesn't beat the convenience of being able to click on a toolbar bookmark to jump to a directory.

Another good feature would be to enable a search in the CTRL-O window.

This request is now tracked here:
https://winscp.net/tracker/1127

tankxx@... wrote:

It would be nice if winscp has a bookmark toolbar like firefox.
Many small buttons in the bookmark toolbar for fast switching directories.

It will be a useful feature. Many times I also thought of that, if this feature would have been there, it would have been very easy to navigate.