I have always opened many directories in Windows Explorer, XYplorer, xplorer and/or Nomad.NET. In general, I don't like the handling any more and I want to change to a similar way of working as I used to with TiddlyWiki and browsers.
I often follow several topics at the same time and therefore group my search results which also results in documentation of my searches at the same time. For this, I use the add-on "Export Tabs URLs", which I have configured so that it creates a ready-made link for TiddlyWiki with title and reference in the clipboard. I create corresponding tiddlers for each topic and/or subject area and fill them with the links. If necessary, I can then call up the Internet pages again from the corresponding tiddlers. Conclusion: I manage my bookmarks browser independently with TiddlyWiki. Now I want to manage access to the Windows file system in a similar way. For this, I lack a function that a directory path is passed to any file manager from the Tiddler and this file manager then opens the requested directory. I imagine that the Link Widget is extended by a format of the type "dir://" and therefore knows that a file manager has to be started. Is there anything like this already or how could it be implemented? I can if necessary program in C++, Node JavaScript, C# and I know about Node edge, but I don't know much about HTML, CSS and TiddlyWiki plugins. I use TiddlyWiki with the Firefox Add-on "File Backups" on windows 10. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/cf1cf32c-23ac-4272-b2a1-7d08968679b1%40googlegroups.com.
