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| In the local tab, both panels work as independent local folder browsers. You can copy or move files between the panels easily, both using mouse and keyboard. | In the local tab, both panels work as independent local folder browsers. You can copy or move files between the panels easily, both using mouse and keyboard. | ||
| - | You can have multiple local tabs opened. And you can combine those with remote tabs, i.e. tabs that have a remote file panel. To open a new local tab, go to //Tab > New Tab > Local//, or more easily, use the drop down menu on the [[ui_tabs#working|//New Tab// tab]]. If you use local tabs more often than remote tabs, configure //New Tab// to open remote tabs by default, by going to //Tab > New Tab > Default to Remote Tab//. | + | You can have multiple local tabs opened. And you can combine those with remote tabs, i.e. tabs that have a remote file panel. To open a new local tab, go to //Tab > New Tab > Local//, or more easily, use the drop down menu on the [[ui_tabs#working|//New Tab// tab]]. If you use local tabs more often than remote tabs, configure //New Tab// not to open remote tabs by default, by unchecking //Tab > New Tab > Default to Remote Tab//. |
| The local tabs are part of your [[workspace]]. If you [[workspace#auto|enable automatic workspace saving]] and opt not to show the Login dialog on startup, your tabs will automatically restore, when you start WinSCP. | The local tabs are part of your [[workspace]]. If you [[workspace#auto|enable automatic workspace saving]] and opt not to show the Login dialog on startup, your tabs will automatically restore, when you start WinSCP. | ||