Favorites no longer in an independent toolwindow?

Hi!

I can't find the Favorites toolwindow anymore. I noticed the combobox in
the Project toolwindow, that has a Favorites entry, but I think this is
not as practical as having the favorites in their own window. When
jumping to a file I now need 2 clicks whereas I needed just one before.

Am I missing something?

Thanks!

BoD

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Hmm, I've just started using the EAP in anger and I must say I much preferred the favorites as a seperate window as well.

I'm just finding that it isn't useful in it's current implementation, as unless there's a quick way to navigate to it (which I may be missing), then it doesn't speed up navigation.

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Hello Simon,

Alt+F1 + Right

and if you're already in Favorites mode plain Alt+F1 Enter will keep you
there.

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Maxim Shafirov
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"


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Hmm, well that only gives me access to the favorites list if the file is actually in an existing favorites list - if I want to access the favorites list it's because I want to quickly navigate to a file which isn't already open!

Also the UI for the new favorites panel isn't too good at the moment - having three buttons that all look identical for the following functionality is just confusing (although I'm hoping they are place holders):
- Remove from favorites
- Delete list
- Delete all favorites list apart from project default (is this functionality really needed? I just accidentally deleted all of my lists by clicking on the wrong button - may need a confirmation dialog)

Would it also be possible to add the functionality to either remove or rename the default favorites list? I usually add three or four custom lists and have no need for the default one.

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Hello Simon,

We've removed these actions already.
And yes, you can remove default favorites list with the corresponding action.

Thank you.
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Anna Kozlova
JetBrains Inc.
http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

Hmm, well that only gives me access to the favorites list if the file
is actually in an existing favorites list - if I want to access the
favorites list it's because I want to quickly navigate to a file which
isn't already open!

Also the UI for the new favorites panel isn't too good at the moment -
having three buttons that all look identical for the following
functionality is just confusing (although I'm hoping they are place
holders):

- Remove from favorites

- Delete list

- Delete all favorites list apart from project default (is this
functionality really needed? I just accidentally deleted all of my
lists by clicking on the wrong button - may need a confirmation
dialog)

Would it also be possible to add the functionality to either remove or
rename the default favorites list? I usually add three or four custom
lists and have no need for the default one.



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Ah brilliant :)

As to my original question - from an open file, what's the easiest shortcut to open up a favorites list if the file doesn't exist in any favorites list? Is this something which can be mapped in the key mappings? (I'm being a bit lazy with that last question...)

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