Long-time TC user, rare poster!
I make fairly heavy use of saved syncs (Synchronize directories - click on "folder with asterisk" icon at top-left, or hit F2). It's a nice feature. However, quite often I want to sync the same source folder to a different destination (e.g., to a local drive; or to a NAS; or to a USB flash drive). Of course, I can do this by browsing to change the destination folder; this is what I currently do. I could also save that setting as a new entry but this gives an ever-longer list of saved syncs, with increasingly long names listing source and destination, and the names are often quite similar.
Would it be possible to add an extra layer of user-configurable organization, so that clicking on the "folder with asterisk" icon would drop down a user-configurable tree of saved syncs? Not unlike the Directory hotlist function, but for syncs? That way I could (for example) have one branch listing saved syncs to my NAS; another branch for syncing to my USB; and so on?
I make fairly heavy use of saved syncs (Synchronize directories - click on "folder with asterisk" icon at top-left, or hit F2). It's a nice feature. However, quite often I want to sync the same source folder to a different destination (e.g., to a local drive; or to a NAS; or to a USB flash drive). Of course, I can do this by browsing to change the destination folder; this is what I currently do. I could also save that setting as a new entry but this gives an ever-longer list of saved syncs, with increasingly long names listing source and destination, and the names are often quite similar.
Would it be possible to add an extra layer of user-configurable organization, so that clicking on the "folder with asterisk" icon would drop down a user-configurable tree of saved syncs? Not unlike the Directory hotlist function, but for syncs? That way I could (for example) have one branch listing saved syncs to my NAS; another branch for syncing to my USB; and so on?
Statistics: Posted by ScotProf — 2024-12-31, 21:23 UTC