Is there a way to have a location bar (or breadcrumb trail) to show the location path in QGIS 3 browser panel? Most importantly in order to copy-paste a location and go to it directly without having to manually navigate the tree ...
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Can't find anything, and I can't find a plugin that can tweak the browser. It might be possible with a python plugin but I'm not sure how the UI would work. Right click an item and get "Copy path to clipboard" would work one way. Maybe it needs a line item like the "filter" button generates.... – Spacedman May 23 '19 at 9:27
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Thanks @Spacedman, ineed for a second I thought I had found the way when I activated the filter button, but unfortunately it doesn't accepts path as filter. Then may be time to open a feature request :). Just wanted to make sure the functionality is not already existing but hidden somewhere.. – dorakiara May 23 '19 at 9:35
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I'm looking for the same feature. That's how I get around in ArcMap browser. Upvoting. – pg85 May 12 '20 at 13:06
This method works on Windows.
Right click on Favorites > Add a Directory > brings up a Windows Explorer window where you can paste or type a file path into the location bar
Click OK to add the filepath to the list of Favorite directories.
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Thanks @csk, still not exactly what I was hoping for (I was more thinking of an ad-hoc, temporary navigation) but better than nothing. Also a feature to be taken directly to the file location (in QGI Browser) when clicking on the layer path in the Layer Properties > Information would be nice (sometimes files are so nested that is bore-some to navigate manually) – dorakiara May 24 '19 at 7:08
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This is the feature that QGIS actually has. If you want new features, you can always make a feature request on their website. – csk May 24 '19 at 16:02