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| 2018-10-18 | 2018-11-07 | ||
| 5.14 It is always possible to use drag&drop to move remote files to external applications, while copy is always the default operation. (martin) | even less focus on drag ext (martin) | ||
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| ===== [[dragext_mode]] Shell Extension/Fake File mode ===== | ===== [[dragext_mode]] Shell Extension/Fake File mode ===== | ||
| - | Use //Determine drop target by dragging a fake file// button to make WinSCP determine drop target by dragging a fake file·(or actually a folder). | + | Use //Determine drop target by dragging a fake file// button to make WinSCP determine drop target by dragging a fake file.((Actually a folder.)) |
| - | On older systems, WinSCP will use [[dragext|Drag&drop Shell Extension]]. If the button is disabled (grayed), you have either not [[dragext#installation|installed the extension]] yet or not restarted your computer since. | + | On Windows 10 (since version 1803) or when [[microsoft_store|installed from Microsoft Store]], this method does not allow dropping files to unmapped network drives and floppy drives. |
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| + | On older systems, WinSCP will use [[dragext|Drag&drop Shell Extension]], if it is [[dragext#installation|installed and loaded]]. | ||
| - | On Windows 10 since version 1803 (that has a bug which breaks the shell extension) or when [[microsoft_store|installed from Microsoft Store]], WinSCP will detect drop target using a different method. &recent This alternative method does not allow dropping files to UNC paths (unless mapped to a drive letter) and floppy drives. | ||
| ===== [[temporary]] Temporary Folder mode ===== | ===== [[temporary]] Temporary Folder mode ===== | ||