Every time I want to delete a file, I must do it with Right-Click
>Delete
. This is quite tedious to do, so I’m wondering if it is possible to just do [Select file in Explorer]
> Delete or Backspace
. To implement this, you can possibly add a focus on explorer feature, activated whenever you click into the explorer, and visualized with a border around the explorer. You can then select a file and just simply hit Delete
. Thanks!
In the meantime, there is a command Delete current file
. You can access it with the Command Palette or assign to a hotkey.
You can access it with the Command Palette or assign to a hotkey.
Unfortunately you can’t assign either backspace
or delete
as a hotkey.
That’s correct, and I’ve come across bugs when assigning ctrl+delete
.
But I believe the OP’s request is something different. They want the File Explorer to have focus and then click delete
.
Related to this request https://forum.obsidian.md/t/file-explorer-expanded-functionality/125
@Mayonnaise2124 I’ll tag this as “Resolved Help” for now. And I suggest going to the “File Explorer Expanded Functionality” thread that Sam linked to. You can add your vote there, and I will too, because it is a good suggestion.
It would be nice to do things like select multiple files and delete them too, for example.