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Balderstrom
I know about Ctrl+Arrows but I think that this is less comfortable than direct jump without changing the panel would be.
Example:
I am browsing through directories and I land into one of them knowing, that wanted file is within one of the children. From now I can either use "Find files" (Alt+F7) feature or switch to branch view and get QuickSearch filtering working for me.
In both cases the result migh be the same: I have a list of files which contains the one I am looking for for sure.
I know that if I am looking for this file only, I can stop here and just hit F5 (or drag'n'drop it) but sometimes I need to go to file's directory.
Let's assume I am in right panel and I want to see mentioned directory here.
I have few choices:
1. branch view and find result - arrows to focus, Ctrl+Left, Tab, Ctrl+Right, Tab,
2. branch view - arrows to focus, Ctrl+B,
3. branch and find result - some tabs magic.
While #1 and #3 are OK iI feel that #2 has the best "action flow" for me but there is one glitch: after typing some letter in QuickSearch box I need to move my right hand to arrows and it is hard to me to hit Ctrl+B with left hand then.
Well, maybe you've got more elastic pinky or right hand big enough to cover arrows without moving
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
but for me this is harder to achieve. That is why I thought about additional command.
P.S. I know I have two Ctrl keys here and I don't know why I am always using the left one without realizing it before press.