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Explorer Plugin Enhancement: Display Target Path for .lnk Files (in addition to Location Path) #2560
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That's fine, it's more of a dependency, need to get that code done to get the target path before able to display. Displaying would be easy change. |
Excellent. That's great to hear! |
@jjw24 Just bumping this now that #2390 / #2508 is done in hopes that this can get added into the 1.18.0 release (though I will totally understand if it needs to be pushed to a later release). :) Thank you for all of your hard work! |
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Would still love to see this implemented! :) |
Thanks much for reopening -- though it is a little thing, I think it will be a really useful enhancement! :) |
I think it could be useful in general (as well as for my specific use case, described below) if
.lnk
shortcut files would display the Target Path (probably with the prefixTarget:
) below the currently displayed Location Path.This is particularly useful for the following scenario: I have my Recents folder (
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent Items
) indexed by Everything, and I have this folder added to my Quick Access Links in Flow. This allows me to typerecent
into Flow, thenTab
to expand it and>
to search a list of recent files and folders (and, of course, a Custom Query Hotkey makes all this even quicker!). But since the Windows Recent Items folder is a special folder it is full only of.lnk
files and thus the path information is useless in this case.Now, while it would be nifty to add special handling for this unique folder (such that instead of displaying File/Folder Location Path at all we only displayed the
.lnk
Target), the easier and more universally useful thing would be an option to additionally display the Target Path beneath Location Path for all.lnk
files. This would allow me to distinguish between multiple Target files of the same name (but different Target locations) and more quickly isolate what I am looking for. :)Thanks for considering my request!
Edit: Meant to add that I wonder if this request overlaps at all with #2390, at least in terms of some of the backend code?
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