OK, I'm late to the party as most of the time I update to stables only, but...
Thanks a thousand times for implementing saved folder view with stored sessions!

Anonymous wrote:

I don't want to stress you - but are there already plans if and when those features will be implemented?
When working with WinSCP daily it's nearly a PITA having to click through the folders again and again.

I cannot commit to any date.

I don't want to stress you - but are there already plans if and when those features will be implemented?
When working with WinSCP daily it's nearly a PITA having to click through the folders again and again.

Oh, sorry, I didn't see there's an extra bugtracker available...
See my post as a little reminder - at least both requests are more than a year old ;)

G.Schuster wrote:

I'd find it really useful if the session list window would be resizable.
I tend to give all things "speaking names" which sometimes leads to very long strings and causes scrollbars everywhere...
It's sure not a must have but still a nice feature.

Thanks for your post. This request is being tracked already.

An other thing would be that the session list, when categorized with folders, reopens with the same view as when closed the last time.
When you're connecting to only a handfull of hosts the most time but have, like say 10 folders with subfolders etc., it'd be nice to not have to click all the way through each time you fire up WinSCP.

This request is being tracked already.

Hi there,

I'd find it really useful if the session list window would be resizable.
I tend to give all things "speaking names" which sometimes leads to very long strings and causes scrollbars everywhere...
It's sure not a must have but still a nice feature.

An other thing would be that the session list, when categorized with folders, reopens with the same view as when closed the last time.
When you're connecting to only a handfull of hosts the most time but have, like say 10 folders with subfolders etc., it'd be nice to not have to click all the way through each time you fire up WinSCP.

Last but not least: Thank you for your great work, Martin!
I really appreciate it and can't think of a workday without it - horrible imagination :)