hello,
I was on my local apache website I made with links.
My mouse went to sleep and I was shaking it about and clicking to wake it up and Pale Moon page switched to an ftp type page showing file structure of my windows PC's C drive.
"that's quite useful" but don't see how to reproduce that.
how to make Pale Moon file browser ?
zemlik
Pale Moon as file browser
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Re: Pale Moon as file browser
In your frantic clicking about, you probably dragged & dropped a drive/file folder on the Pale Moon window.
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"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite
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zemlik
Re: Pale Moon as file browser
cheers,
that's handy. better than opening file from separate window and seems quick.
that's handy. better than opening file from separate window and seems quick.
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Re: Pale Moon as file browser
Well, for a Linux user with no drag-and-drop, one can open any directory opening a blank tab and typing an URL like this to access directory /xxxxx/yyyy
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file:///xxxxx/yyyyThe reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. (G.B. Shaw)