Yummy Window Capture Initial Click?

[obfuscode]

Heyo,

I'm transferring from the Transmit world and one thing that seems missing in Yummy is the "Capture Initial Click" option?  I don't use the built-in local file browser because I prefer my files to be below the FTP window (because of limited screen real estate) and when I drag-n-drop my file from my [PathFinder] into Yummy and the file already exists on the server, I have to click Yummy twice; once to focus the window and a second time to click on "Replace" in the dialog.

In Transmit, whether or not it's focused, if I have to confirm something in a dialog, I can click it without the window being focused which is a nice little touch.

Did I miss this option or am I just needy?

Other than that, great program!  It's all but replaced my Transmit usage.

P.S. Also, is there a way to make the local browser appear as it's own window or below the remote browser?

[JD]

Hi and welcome to the forum

Yes, I see that behavior - I can fix that up quite easily for the next build.

There's no way to move the local browser, other than hide it completely, I'm afraid.

[obfuscode]

wow, I've posted hundreds of suggestions / feature requests for programs throughout my life and I think that's the first "yeah sure" response I've ever received.

Thanks for the quick reply and I look forward to your next build.

[JD]

so you'll be pleased to know that I've already added it

[reesmaxwell]

 
This is EXACTLY why I love to love YummieFTP!  I just got the beta for Flow, and while it looks like it could be quite interesting (once it matures), it is JD's quick replies, and happy-go-lucky attitude that keeps me here.  Constant contact, constant updates, and a great attitude!  Woo-hoo!

[Well, that and the fact that I find YFTP to be the best FTP program around.]

-Rees

[JD]

Thanks, Rees

You'll be pleased to know there will be another update soon after the release of Leopard, to primarily provide compatibility with the new cat, but there are a few extras and bug fixes, plus I am adding some Leopardy bits