Did you know that you don't have to copy the files to your local disk? The greatest feature of
RBrowser is that it opens remote files with local applications. For example you
can double click a source code file on a server and it will open with project builder (or
whatever is associated with the file type). This is transparent for the application. You can edit
and save (!) from the application and RBrowser will upload it again in the background
without further user intervention.

Sven

I use that feature all the time ... except when I want to work on files that are active on the
server and I'm not sure how long my edits are going to take. For example, when I'm trying to
work through some large-scale changes that I haven't completely figured out yet. In those
cases, I'll make a few edits and save the changed file in a non-functional state, knowing that
I'll be coming back to it sometime later to finish. I (obviously) don't want the changed file
saved back to the host until it works again. That was the situation that led me to the updated
files discovery.

RBrowser is a very slick piece of software, and when used with jEdit, they make a very
impressive package.

Yah, this is a great feature... I used this immensely with Anarchie & BBEdit.
My only gripe is RBrowser still only scans Carbon or Cocoa apps.
Does anyone know how to override these settings? I'm dying to have RBrowser auto-launch
BBEdit in Classic!