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Excellent escozul. For that reason I don't use the setting neither. It only should disable drag-and-drop on the server-side, and only for drag-and-dropping into the server-side from the server-side. However, I lost my energy to convince the product owner/builder for a better/proper solution.

Adding 'undo' is a whole different thing and is often necessary after moving by accident which means 'undo' is handy when the mistake already happened. I know there is a setting to have 'drag-and-drop' disabled, but my request to have this 'on' by default. My colleagues do not add this setting so th...

I saw that version FileZilla 3.18.0 RC1 has a change mentioning a new feature: Added an option to the configuration file through which initiating drag&drop can be disallowed That's good to hear. However, I can not find the setting in the configuration file (I guess it is filezilla.xml). I've done an...

Just a human spambot. Wage-slaves from third-world countries that get payed a few cents a day for every thousand forums spammed. I was thinking something like that yeah... Because for a one-posting-account he had some website promotional things set in his profile. A normal person wouldn't do that s...

Simranjit wrote:Drag nd drop is a easy feature I think

... removed my original response ...

Certainly. That's why it's not applicable for most of us normal users. Plus, modified versions do not receive support here. :( That is exactly what i'm trying to clarify, by letting saying botg these words. Sadly, the time discussing this as clear as plain day-light essential feature is costing mor...

botg: thank you for your suggestion. This aids in our request.
However, do we need to apply this custom patch everytime you bring out a new version?

Did you read my 'catastrophic reactions'? These are reactions that did happen! Only because of the drag-and-drop by accident. Accidental drag-and-drop happened to me too, by: While double clicking to enter a folder, you move the mouse a little between those 2 clicks (while the first click was not re...

Well.... that's true, but at least with Explorer I can Ctrl+Z to undo the 'move by accident'.

I agree with boco.

botg: is there anything that make you decide that this is not a good feature?
I would like to hear why you are (if so) not eager to implement this request.

I registered for this forum, just to reply that I (and some other developers) want this setting too. Because moving a folder by accident could result in catastrophic reactions, for instance: - rsync processes that could take up very long, because a lot of data (in the moved folder) was moved\ - symb...