Hiccups for new user

[macau23]

Hi.

I just found Nimble Commander - amazing! I installed NC from the App Store.

I wanted to write down a few issues I have experienced.

I tried to click on components of a path, hoping it would jump to that directory. Maybe that could be allowed.

I tried to perform a search which worked by creating a temporary panel. Then I found "rename in place" which is exactly what I wanted, but after I hit enter the old name is still shown although the file does have the new name.

The docs say I can close a tab with Command+W but that closes the NC window instead.
The docs say closing a window is Shift + Cmd + W, but that doesn't appear to work.

[mikekazakov]

Hi.

I just found Nimble Commander - amazing! I installed NC from the App Store.

Hey, welcome!

I wanted to write down a few issues I have experienced.

I tried to click on components of a path, hoping it would jump to that directory. Maybe that could be allowed.

That's not implemented since Nimble Commander's UX focuses primarily on keyboard-based navigation.

I tried to perform a search which worked by creating a temporary panel. Then I found "rename in place" which is exactly what I wanted, but after I hit enter the old name is still shown although the file does have the new name.

That looks like a bug, thanks for bringing attention to this, I've created an issue #525.

The docs say I can close a tab with Command+W but that closes the NC window instead. The docs say closing a window is Shift + Cmd + W, but that doesn't appear to work.

This I cannot reproduce - for me NC behaves as expected and written in the doc.
Perhaps there's something more to the issue.

[macau23]

That looks like a bug, thanks for bringing attention to this, I've created an issue #525.

Many thanks!

Perhaps there's something more to the issue.

Could it be because I installed using the App Store?

[mikekazakov]

Could it be because I installed using the App Store?

Hm, it shouldn't be connected, but you can download a release version from the website or a nightly build from GitHub to verify that.