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Can't determine where the "Delete" right-click option in Wox moves files #3958
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Sorry to hear that. We use this method to delete files, which seems not to recycle bin, it just deleted. |
Ouch...I'm sure I can find a backup somewhere of the original file. Any way to convert this to a request to either add a prompt to confirm the deletion, or allow the removal of the DELETE option altogether from the list of options? |
Good suggestion, I would change the delete to delete to recycle bin to make sure users can find these files in the recycle bin if they regret it. |
Awesome, thank you for being so responsive. Will carefully avoid that button until V2 is released |
I downloaded WOX but it doesn't work with me |
What's the version of Wox did you download? |
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Using Wox and Everything, if I search for a file in Wox and right-click on it, there are options for Copy, Copy Path, Delete, Set as topmost in this query, and more that dynamically display. When I click Delete, the item completely disappears from the list but I can't determine where it goes. It is not showing up in my Recycle Bin, nor is there any functionality I can find in Wox or Everything to salvage the file.
For context, I selected DELETE by mistake when I was trying to set an item as the topmost in a specific query. It was an important .docx file and I have no idea where it has been relocated. I've looked through the Wiki and searched Google extensively, but I can't seem to find any helpful resources.
Would greatly appreciate any guidance you can provide. Thank you!
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