https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=335616
--- Comment #16 from hb_...@brueningserver.de --- Wow, big discussion! I think the following minimal solution is agreed by the most of you: Typing Alt+Up goes the path up and brings the cursor on the folder where we are comming from. Thats all. For navigation bar we don't need this features because the navigation bar is used by mouse. This is also what the user expects because when using the navigation bar, the user explicitly selects a folder where he wants to navigate to. This is a different thing than just going up. In a web browser you either do not expect an Up-Action. The history behaviour shall not be affected because this would confuse the users. Imagine the situation that dolphin is just started in /home/user1 folder. Alt+Left is not available and shall not be available. But Alt+Up brings us to /home. So Alt+Up has nothing to do with Alt+Left. And then of course Alt+Left brings us back from /home to /home/user1 because this is the history. So, I think it is the most intuitive solution to implement Alt+Up without interfering other features. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
