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Bug Reports / Re: drag & drop bug (?): moving files instead of copying
« on: August 22, 2022, 06:14:25 PM »
Here's a visual explaining what I mean...
I keep MusicBee in a smaller window, I made a quick movement to drag the window and dragged the music track to the desktop by mistake. Now it has moved from it's original place on my hard drive, so I have to dig through the file explorer and re-place it into its correct spot.
I realize the scenario is kind of dumb, but it has happened more than once and I think the option to lock the ability to drag & drop files from MusicBee to elsewhere in the file system (rather than switch copy/move functionality as I previously suggested) is a reasonable request.


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Bug Reports / Re: drag & drop bug (?): moving files instead of copying
« on: August 22, 2022, 05:45:48 PM »
Have you tried dragging while holding down the CONTROL key? As stated a couple of times in this thread.

That's not my problem, I'm not trying to move or copy the file. It's very easy to accidentally drag and drop a track from MusicBee to, say, the desktop (as I described in my original post.)
The purpose in being able to switch the copy and move functions for drag & drop is to avoid moving a file out of place in the file system without meaning to.
Actually, now that I think about it an option to simply lock or disallow drag & drop from MusicBee to outside the application would also accomplish this.

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Bug Reports / Re: drag & drop bug (?): moving files instead of copying
« on: August 22, 2022, 04:29:51 AM »
Going to have to necro this thread, I've searched for similar topics but none are active.
Default behavior in Windows File Explorer is irrelevant, dragging a track from MusicBee to my desktop should NOT move the original file from wherever it's located to the desktop.
I have used foobar2000 for years and recently switched to MusicBee. The default behavior in that application is to copy when a track is dragged elsewhere. On numerous occasions I have accidentally fat-fingered a file onto my desktop from foobar2000 but I have never thought about it since I knew it had merely copied the file. The same just happened to me in MusicBee and I was scratching my head wondering where the track went. I deleted the file from my desktop without a thought as I expected it to be a copy. Very glad I keep backups. ;)
Even if this continues to be default behavior, please give me an option to switch the move and copy drag & drop functions!

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