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[vstudio]

Is there any possibility to forse Yummy to remember left panel localization?
Also I have  a problem with Favourites, whenever I set any folder to Fav it forgets it while quiting (no matter local or remote)
Help pls:)

[JD]

What does localization mean in this context? Normally this term relates to translation from English to another language local to the user.

As for favourites, did you save your connection? When you close the browser it asks Save or Don't Save. If you don't save...

[vstudio]

First of all - I love yummy as I've tested almost all cheap and expensive ftp software and this one became _the_one_

Localization - I now, I used wrong word, I mean local path on left side, and yes I just found that I can set a Default Home directory, but maybe on your ToDo list is remembering last used path on left? That would be fantastic!
All my connections are bookmarked.

But I have alll my connections are bookmarked, whenever I set any Favourite path. Then I quit (no asking or saving anything) my dear yummy forgets it next time when I use it... or should I set Favs for each connection separately?

[JD]

Favouries *are* stored per Bookmark. Maybe that's the confusion? It's a feature!

Yes, I've been asked before to remember the last visited directory and automatically take you there on reconnect... It would have to be an option because many people might rely on the setting for Initial Path and Mac Home in the Bookmark to be honored when reconnecting.

And by the way, thank you for your nice comments about Yummy! 

[vstudio]

My dear Yummy creator... please tell me how to copy my Favs among all bookmarks:)

[JD]

Hmm, there isn't a way... 

Right now all favorite folders are stored per Bookmark. This includes the local folders.

I'll consider how to address this, but in the mean time you could:

1. Copy your local favorites into each Bookmark. Take a look in:

Mac HD -> Users -> yourname -> Library -> Preferences -> Yummy FTP -> Server Favorites

For each Bookmark there is a folder for Mac favorites stored as Mac Alias files, in the format:

Hostname/IPAddress - BookmarkName Mac favorites

You could copy the aliases to each of the folders representing your Bookmarks.

2. Use the History menu. Each Bookmark remembers the last 20 places you visited, so this should mean your favorite local folders are accessible from the History menu.