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It would be nice if creating a new file or new folder had a default name set like in Windows Explorer or Nemo File Explorer in Linux Mint. It would be helpful for those with physical challenges such as war injuries. It would make a better user experience and save on time.
Solution/Idea
Each folder could be simple named 'new folder' or 'untitled folder' and it could auto increment each time a folder is made. It could be named after the date time by default that way each folder or file is unique and never overwrites another. I often copy and paste the date time in a files properties to name files or folders after that.
Alternatives
I'm sure of any alternatives.
Requirements
Files Version
2.3.11.0
Windows Version
10.19043.1889
Comments
No response
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yaira2
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Feature: New folders default name
Feature: Auto generate name when creating a new folder
Sep 22, 2022
What's the Problem?
It would be nice if creating a new file or new folder had a default name set like in Windows Explorer or Nemo File Explorer in Linux Mint. It would be helpful for those with physical challenges such as war injuries. It would make a better user experience and save on time.
Solution/Idea
Each folder could be simple named 'new folder' or 'untitled folder' and it could auto increment each time a folder is made. It could be named after the date time by default that way each folder or file is unique and never overwrites another. I often copy and paste the date time in a files properties to name files or folders after that.
Alternatives
I'm sure of any alternatives.
Requirements
Files Version
2.3.11.0
Windows Version
10.19043.1889
Comments
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: