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This is an idea for Dolphin. The ability to quickly and easily open a preview of any file or folder is a great feature. However, currently it is buried in the “actions submenu of the right-click menu, hardly a convenient place to access it from. I think it should be very easy to pull this up, either through a mouse button combination, right menu-button entry (not in a submenu), or keyboard hotkey combination. I also think it would be ideal for my active icon corners idea. In this mockup below the eye in the lower left-hand corner is a previewer, clicking on it pops up a large preview of the file or folder using the plasma previewer widget (identical to "right-click->actions->Preview This File" action that is already in Dolphin).
This is part of my series of Dolphin ideas
Last edited by TheBlackCat on Fri Mar 27, 2009 3:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Instead of activating the preview for all files/folders by clicking on one of those actions, I think it would be better if the preview would get activated for the selected file(s) only.
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How come? The preview applet already has the ability to handle multiple previews (it has a list of previews on a bar on the left).
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Ah, ok, nevermind
I misunderstood something: I thought you wrote about the preview "in" dolphin, but you were talking about the preview applet
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