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Originally Posted by WillAdams
Using the keyboard shortcut would have been more steps than:
- switching to Internet Explorer
- selecting the filepath in the URL bar
- switching back to Chrome
- pasting the filepath into the URL bar and tapping return
(it was a deep path that would've required a lot of clicking, hence my annoyance that drag-dropping wasn't working)
On a Mac, I might have used Command-o in a similar situation, but I'd've dragged the file I wanted to open to the sidebar first, so that it would've been waiting for me --- I didn't want to use Control-o 'cause it would've been a pain either re-navigating to the file, since Windows doesn't let one drag into a file open dialog to re-set where it's pointing to.
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I think you meant to respond in the thread about the
Surface Pro 3. (report your post and have it moved. For the moderator: move mine with it.)
Anyway: You can also drag the file from the File Browser into Firefox or Chrome and it will open like that too.
