On top of this, you can drag and drop files and folders into the path bar to move things around. Holding Option will copy a file rather than moving it, holding Command+Option will create an alias ...

I tend to cloud my memory, so I figure I might as well cloud it in an open source way, so here's a little something I googled around a bit today to figure out how to do. Add a Context Menu (aka ...

For PDF files if you want the generic PDF icon and not a copy of the file itself, you'll first need to do a File->Get Info, select the icon in the Get Info window, press Command-C on your keyboard ...

Image: IDG. With Windows 11’s KB5037853 update, Microsoft added a function to Explorer that allows you to copy and move files within a folder path by simply dragging and dropping.

If you already have the photo open in Explorer, you can copy its file path to the clipboard, then paste that path into the upload dialog box. Here’s how: 1.

A recent update to Files allows you to set is as the default file manager on Windows 11 and Windows 10. The same update also improves performance and adds a handful of other features.