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Moving around folders

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The breadcrumb trail is the fastest way back up, and the browser’s Back button works too.

Click a folder row to open it. The breadcrumb at the top grows as you go deeper, starting from a Home icon; click any crumb to jump straight back to that level.

Folders are real addresses

Each folder has its own address, so the browser’s Back and Forward buttons move between folders the way you would expect, and a link to a folder reopens it later. Signing out and back in returns you to the same place if you follow the link again.

Tip: A Back control sits beside the breadcrumb for one-level moves, which is quicker than aiming at a crumb when you are several levels deep.

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