Seems like in Session => Environment => Directories, it would be nice to have a checkbox for turn-on Synchronized Browsing by default when the connection is established.

Synchronized Browsing is the first thing I do after connection - always.

Thank you :)

kjeffcoat wrote:

I was wondering if Synchronize Browsing could be made an option within Location Profiles, because my initial directories for many FTP connections, especially if they are root connections that I might manage several sites with, might not match. However, my Location Profiles DO. It would be great if when I created a Location Profile, while naming it I could check a box that said, "Automatically synchronize browsing when switching to this location profile" or something of the sort.

Thanks for your post. This request has been added to tracker.

Hi there,

I hope that this is the right place to post this.

I was wondering if Synchronize Browsing could be made an option within Location Profiles, because my initial directories for many FTP connections, especially if they are root connections that I might manage several sites with, might not match. However, my Location Profiles DO. It would be great if when I created a Location Profile, while naming it I could check a box that said, "Automatically synchronize browsing when switching to this location profile" or something of the sort.

Would this be possible?

Kevin

Option "Synchronise Browsing" is being stored. However it is restored for the next session, only if the initial directories have the last path components the same. I.e. d:\documents\myweb v.s. /home/username/httpdocs/myweb

I have one very minor suggestion. It would be quite helpful to have the "Synchronise Browsing" setting (on the Commands menu) an option that could be stored, perhaps in the connection settings. I realise this navigation aid is not useful for everyone, but it is for me, and it would be great if I could set up WinSCP so it is switched on by default.

BTW just wanted to say thanks for the great work. I had been struggling with various half-baked (s)ftp clients for years before I discovered WinSCP a few weeks ago! Well Done.

thanks,
Graham