Did you look in Bugzilla to see if this has been reported? If it is not
been reported previously, why are you reporting it here, when there is
set up for your reports?
Bill
Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
>
> Haven't been using the 0.8.1 Mozilla lately, but this problem
> shows up with both 0.6 and 0.9 :
>
> Suppose I want to specify the directory I want a dowloaded file
> to be stored into as '\ccc\zzz'. By repetitively using the ".."
> button, I quickly get to the root directory of the disk. I click
> on 'ccc', and Mozilla shows me as many name-entries from the
> beginning of 'ccc' as will fit into its list area. But 'ccc'
> happens to have many many hundreds of entries. To get to name
> 'zzz', I grab the scroll-bar-slider, and drag it to the bottom.
> Now Mozilla shows me the name-entries at the bottom of 'ccc'.
> I click on the name 'zzz' in the list area. [So far so good.]
>
> Mozilla now __scrolls__ ONE BY ONE through all those hundreds
> and hundreds of name-entries in order to get from the bottom of
> the 'ccc' list to the top of the 'ccc' list !!!!
>
> I go get a cup of coffee. Eventually, Mozilla reaches the top
> of the 'ccc' list, and now refreshes its list display with
> name-entries from the beginning of 'zzz'. I click on 'OK' (or
> something) and thereby confirm my "download directory" to Mozilla.
>
> Why did Mozilla make me wait while it scrolled and scrolled and
> scrolled and scrolled and ... ?
>
> mikus
