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You can bookmark your favorite directories using the command You can bookmark your favorite directories using the command
//Commands > Add Path to Bookmarks// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or //Commands > Add Path to Bookmarks// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or
-//Local (Remote) > Add Path to Bookmarks// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]. Or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+B''.+//Local/Remote/Left/Right > Add Path to Bookmarks// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]. Or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+B''.
When bookmarking directory, you can select between two bookmark lists, session bookmarks and shared bookmarks. The first is specific to current session. The latter is shared among all sessions. When bookmarking directory, you can select between two bookmark lists, session bookmarks and shared bookmarks. The first is specific to current session. The latter is shared among all sessions.
-To retrieve and manage bookmarks use the [[ui_opendir|Open directory dialog]] (or [[ui_locationprofile|Location Profiles dialog]], see below). Go to //View > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or //Local (Remote) > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] or find the respective icon on a toolbar or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+O''. You can also use a drop-down menu of the //Open directory/bookmark// button on the toolbar to open a bookmark.+To retrieve and manage bookmarks use the [[ui_opendir|Open directory dialog]] (or [[ui_locationprofile|Location Profiles dialog]], see below). Go to //View > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or //Local/Remote/Left/Right > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] or find the respective icon on a toolbar or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+O''. You can also use a drop-down menu of the //Open directory/bookmark// button on the toolbar to open a bookmark.
You can [[ui_pref_commander#misc|select between two bookmark modes]]. "[[ui_opendir|Bookmark]]" mode is available for both [[interfaces]]. It is just a list of bookmarked paths separated for remote and local panels (local bookmarks are available for the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] only). The "[[ui_locationprofile|Location Profiles]]" mode is available for [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] with connected [[ui_tabs#working|session tab]] only. It is a list of named profiles consisting of both local and remote directories. The profiles can be hierarchically organized into folders. You can [[ui_pref_commander#misc|select between two bookmark modes]]. "[[ui_opendir|Bookmark]]" mode is available for both [[interfaces]]. It is just a list of bookmarked paths separated for remote and local panels (local bookmarks are available for the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] only). The "[[ui_locationprofile|Location Profiles]]" mode is available for [[ui_commander|Commander interface]] with connected [[ui_tabs#working|session tab]] only. It is a list of named profiles consisting of both local and remote directories. The profiles can be hierarchically organized into folders.
===== [[manual]] Entering a Path Manually ===== ===== [[manual]] Entering a Path Manually =====
-Using the [[ui_opendir|Open directory dialog]], you can open the desired directory by entering its path. Go to //View > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in the [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], or //Local (Remote) > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]], or find the respective icon on a toolbar, or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+O''.+Using the [[ui_opendir|Open directory dialog]], you can open the desired directory by entering its path. Go to //View > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in the [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], or //Local/Remote/Left/Right > Go To > Open Directory/Bookmark// in the [[ui_commander|Commander interface]], or find the respective icon on a toolbar, or use [[#keyboard_shortcuts|keyboard shortcut]] ''Ctrl+O''.
In [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], you can also enter the path directly to the address bar. In [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], you can also enter the path directly to the address bar.
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===== [[special_commands]] Special Commands ===== ===== [[special_commands]] Special Commands =====
-In the main menu (//View > Go To// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or //Local (Remote) > Go To// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]) and on the toolbars you can find a set of special commands that can help you with navigation:+In the main menu (//View > Go To// in [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]] or //Local/Remote/Left/Right > Go To// in [[ui_commander|Commander interface]]) and on the toolbars you can find a set of special commands that can help you with navigation:
  * //Parent directory// -- To go one level up in the directory structure   * //Parent directory// -- To go one level up in the directory structure
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  * //Home directory// -- To open the home directory. For the  remote panel the home directory is by default your user directory on the server, and for local panel it is your documents directory. You can override this by setting [[ui_login_directories#directory_reading_options|initial session directories]] and using preference option //Default directory is home directory//.   * //Home directory// -- To open the home directory. For the  remote panel the home directory is by default your user directory on the server, and for local panel it is your documents directory. You can override this by setting [[ui_login_directories#directory_reading_options|initial session directories]] and using preference option //Default directory is home directory//.
  * //Back/Forward// -- To navigate back/forward in directory history (the same as in Windows File Explorer and similar to Back/Forward buttons in a web browser).   * //Back/Forward// -- To navigate back/forward in directory history (the same as in Windows File Explorer and similar to Back/Forward buttons in a web browser).
 +  * //Path from other panel// -- On a [[task_file_management|local tab]], to navigate to the same path that is opened in the opposite panel.
===== [[synchronize_browsing]] Synchronized Browsing ===== ===== [[synchronize_browsing]] Synchronized Browsing =====

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