when sending a cookie from left to right (from 'cookies to delete' to 'cookies to keep'), we 'lose our place' in the 'cookies to delete' list on the left.
i.e., say there are a hundred cookies on the left. i scroll down to cookie #20 and move it to the right, the list on the left is 'empty' and i have to start over, scolling back down. i scroll down to #35, move it to the right and then have to find my place again by scrolling down to #36; to 75; to 92... and so on.
after a while of this it gets pretty tiresome trying to find the spot where i left off. so, it would be really great if, after moving an item from left to right, the list on the left could be pre-selected at, say, 'ItemMoved +1'. it would save a lot of time.
editing cookies
Started by wazz4444, Aug 04 2009 07:21 PM
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#1 OFFLINE
Posted 04 August 2009 - 07:21 PM
#2 OFFLINE
Posted 21 August 2009 - 10:14 PM
I was about to start a new thread on the same topic before I saw this, so I'll just a "+1" vote here instead.
Like wazz4444 says, it would be helpful if the cookie lists would "remember their spot" when moving items right<->left, rather than bouncing back to the very top of both lists any time an item is moved. I appreciate that you can shift- or ctrl-click to select multiple items and move them all at once, but that tends to become a bit clumsy if you're dealing with several pages of cookies. (I actually had to clean up a PC recently that had a couple of hundred pages -- about 6500 cookies!
-- so having to scroll back down the cookie list each time I moved a selected "batch" became a bit laborious.)
Just a minor suggestion though, not a critical request.
PS: the new cookie list filters are great!
Like wazz4444 says, it would be helpful if the cookie lists would "remember their spot" when moving items right<->left, rather than bouncing back to the very top of both lists any time an item is moved. I appreciate that you can shift- or ctrl-click to select multiple items and move them all at once, but that tends to become a bit clumsy if you're dealing with several pages of cookies. (I actually had to clean up a PC recently that had a couple of hundred pages -- about 6500 cookies!
Just a minor suggestion though, not a critical request.
PS: the new cookie list filters are great!
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Posted 21 August 2009 - 10:34 PM
Hi to both of you.
I've never had that long a list of cookies so I don't know if this will make a difference, but what happens if you drag and drop cookies from left to right?
Does the list retain it's position?
I've never had that long a list of cookies so I don't know if this will make a difference, but what happens if you drag and drop cookies from left to right?
Does the list retain it's position?
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#4 OFFLINE
Posted 22 August 2009 - 10:18 AM
It is difficult because you are all doing it all wrong ! !
wazz4444
Hold down the Ctrl key whilst you select cookie #20
DO NOT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT
Repeat above for keys #35, #36, etc.
When you have chosen what you wish to move, ONLY THEN click the MOVE button,
and all your choices will move, even if many of them are scattered above or below the section on display.
overfloater
Your problem is you are doing it one page at a time - you do not have to.
I had zero cookies to keep, and 5 screen pages to save.
I selected the top cookie and then scrolled to the bottom of the bottom page,
then I held down Shift as I clicked on the bottom most cookie and all cookies were selected,
then Move left and they all jumped across in a fraction of a second - leaving zero cookies to keep.
I repeated the exercise in reverse and everything is back in the cookie to keep list.
Alan
wazz4444
Hold down the Ctrl key whilst you select cookie #20
DO NOT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT
Repeat above for keys #35, #36, etc.
When you have chosen what you wish to move, ONLY THEN click the MOVE button,
and all your choices will move, even if many of them are scattered above or below the section on display.
overfloater
Your problem is you are doing it one page at a time - you do not have to.
I had zero cookies to keep, and 5 screen pages to save.
I selected the top cookie and then scrolled to the bottom of the bottom page,
then I held down Shift as I clicked on the bottom most cookie and all cookies were selected,
then Move left and they all jumped across in a fraction of a second - leaving zero cookies to keep.
I repeated the exercise in reverse and everything is back in the cookie to keep list.
Alan
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Posted 17 September 2009 - 02:41 PM
Alan_B, on Aug 22 2009, 10:18 AM, said:
It is difficult because you are all doing it all wrong ! !
wazz4444
Hold down the Ctrl key whilst you select cookie #20
DO NOT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT
Repeat above for keys #35, #36, etc.
When you have chosen what you wish to move, ONLY THEN click the MOVE button,
and all your choices will move, even if many of them are scattered above or below the section on display.
overfloater
Your problem is you are doing it one page at a time - you do not have to.
I had zero cookies to keep, and 5 screen pages to save.
I selected the top cookie and then scrolled to the bottom of the bottom page,
then I held down Shift as I clicked on the bottom most cookie and all cookies were selected,
then Move left and they all jumped across in a fraction of a second - leaving zero cookies to keep.
I repeated the exercise in reverse and everything is back in the cookie to keep list.
Alan
wazz4444
Hold down the Ctrl key whilst you select cookie #20
DO NOT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT
Repeat above for keys #35, #36, etc.
When you have chosen what you wish to move, ONLY THEN click the MOVE button,
and all your choices will move, even if many of them are scattered above or below the section on display.
overfloater
Your problem is you are doing it one page at a time - you do not have to.
I had zero cookies to keep, and 5 screen pages to save.
I selected the top cookie and then scrolled to the bottom of the bottom page,
then I held down Shift as I clicked on the bottom most cookie and all cookies were selected,
then Move left and they all jumped across in a fraction of a second - leaving zero cookies to keep.
I repeated the exercise in reverse and everything is back in the cookie to keep list.
Alan











