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Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
I can confirm this bug, and it has been around since at least 10.5. I think those who are saying it doesn't exist don't understand what the bug is. You can reproduce it with the following steps (all in the Save dialogue's list view):
I'd never thought of going up again and then down as this hint suggests, and it's very useful as now I can keep my hands on the keyboard! Edited on Dec 29, '10 12:36:20PM by jolinwarren
Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
I'm on 10.6.5. I followed the recipe given. Hitting return (or clicking Save) saved the file into the file dialog's current folder; it did not open the selected folder.
Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
That's interesting that with Default Folder you don't see this bug. I wonder if that 'fixes' it. I don't have Default Folder or any open/save dialogue modifications.
Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
Just did the same in Safari. Absolutely no problem. Probably for *some* apps only. ---
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Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
When I do a "Save as" in Safari, I still see the problematic behavior. When in list view, instead of saving in the opened folder, a selected folder will open when the Save button is clicked. And moving up in the hierarchy using command-arrow up will select the folder you came from, resulting in again opening the folder you came from when the Save button is clicked instead of saving in the folder that was opened. Edited on Dec 30, '10 11:03:47AM by simsamsep
Quick fix for Save/Open folder bug
The problem doesn't appear in 10.5.8 with Safari 4.0.5 nor Mail. |
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