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How to add favourite folders to the toolbar?

Open jerry1970 opened this issue 5 years ago • 5 comments

What MS did to the naviation pane is terrible, I really hate the Quick Access section and everything grouped under This PC. I prefer to have it the old way: drives and folders and separately my favourites or bookmarks.

So I cleared all Quick Access items to minimise that, but it would be wonderful if I could add bookmarks to the StEx toolbar. Is there a way to do that?

Thanks!

jerry1970 avatar Jul 31 '19 07:07 jerry1970

You could add a new command which opens a new explorer window at the specified path:

explorer.exe "D:\my_bookmarked_folder"

stefankueng avatar Aug 21 '19 18:08 stefankueng

Heh! I came here to ask for this feature too. I would love a "Bookmarks" dropdown from the StExBar itself, where I can just quickly click>click and change the current folder to one of my saved ones (or through the context menu)

As a (slightly slower) workaround, I ended up clearing Quick Access and setting it's properties to "Do not add recent files/folders". I created a "Shortcuts" folder on my OneDrive (just so I didn't need to back it up, but it could go anywhere) and put a bunch of shortcut links to all the folders I commonly use. I then "pinned" the "Shortcuts" folder to Quick Access.

It's not ideal, and feels clumsy - but it works.

dacowan avatar Aug 05 '20 21:08 dacowan

I tried add command.

explorer.exe "D:\my_bookmarked_folder"

but, open that path on new explorer window. current explorer don't move to that path.

what how to move current explorer to path?

(I want function like drive ber.)

libraplanet avatar Sep 21 '20 13:09 libraplanet

try explorer.exe /n,"D:\my_bookmarked_folder" or explorer.exe /e,"D:\my_bookmarked_folder"

stefankueng avatar Sep 21 '20 15:09 stefankueng

thank you for reply.

I tried now. but, that how to is open on new window too....

libraplanet avatar Sep 21 '20 15:09 libraplanet