Public bug reported:
If I edit a menu item's properties in main menu (launcher properties), I
can click the icon-area to bring up a browse icons dialogue (BiD). In
the BiD there is a button on the upper right called "browse", which
brings up a nautilus-type dialogue. This dialogue doesn't show any
icons, or any file, except directories. It is just a complicated and
confusing way to change directories.
I think it should show files as well as folders, and probably display as icon
images any image files which could be so used. As it is now, it's not very
useful for browsing. Since you can't see any file, let alone icons, you already
would need to have memorized the location of particular icons, and so could
just have entered the location in the area on the left of the window in the
first place.
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If this nautilus-type browse dialogue were changed to show files, I
think it should also allow you to select an icon directly. Once
selected, it and the rest of the icons, if any, in that directory could
be shown in the lower part of the BiD, with your selected icon
hightlighted, and its location written in the location area.
** Affects: launcher (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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In the Browse icon Dialogue, the Browse option to pick a location doesn't show
files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/283051
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