- Joined
- Jun 13, 2017
- Messages
- 653
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
- Lightroom Experience
- Advanced
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom Classic 8.4
- Operating System
- Windows 10
I really like the concept of the favorite/recent sources menu which lives on the "breadcrumb bar" above the filmstrip. It allows you to quickly move between recent folders and collections, and to build a "favorites" list as well.
BUT, I hate having the filmstrip open. I find it immensely distracting, so most of the time I keep it hidden (by toggling the F6 key). Unfortunately, for some reason, the favorite/recent sources menu only seems to be accessible when the filmstrip is open. Is that correct? I would love to be able to navigate around my folders and collections without opening up the filmstrip. Am I missing some other way of accessing the favorite/recent sources menu?
(It seems to me that this menu should be accessible via either the filter bar or the toolbar; why only on the filmstrip? Seems like a strange design choice ...)
BUT, I hate having the filmstrip open. I find it immensely distracting, so most of the time I keep it hidden (by toggling the F6 key). Unfortunately, for some reason, the favorite/recent sources menu only seems to be accessible when the filmstrip is open. Is that correct? I would love to be able to navigate around my folders and collections without opening up the filmstrip. Am I missing some other way of accessing the favorite/recent sources menu?
(It seems to me that this menu should be accessible via either the filter bar or the toolbar; why only on the filmstrip? Seems like a strange design choice ...)