Summary
QuickFiler's WebView-based folder selector does not preserve the user-visible behavior of the Windows Forms drop-down control it replaced. The collapsed control can hide the selected folder and its probability, displays in-place vertical scrolling instead of a drop-down affordance, and does not provide the former Up, Down, Enter, and Escape selection behavior.
Environment
- OS/version: Windows; QuickFiler desktop add-in
- Runtime: .NET Framework WinForms with Microsoft WebView2
- UI path: QuickFiler item viewer folder selection widget
- Data source or fixture: FolderPredictor suggestions and their existing FolderRow probability scores
Steps to Reproduce
- Open QuickFiler for an item that produces multiple folder suggestions with probability scores.
- Observe the folder selector while it is collapsed after a non-first suggestion is selected.
- Use the control's right-side affordance and the Up, Down, Enter, and Escape keys.
- Place the QuickFiler window near both the top and bottom of the working area and open the selector.
Expected Behavior
- The collapsed control shows exactly one row: the selected folder and its probability percentage.
- The right side shows one drop-down arrow and no in-place vertical scroll arrows.
- Activating the drop-down arrow opens a list above adjacent controls, extending downward when the available working-area space permits and upward otherwise.
- Up and Down change the pending selected item rather than scrolling content.
- Enter accepts the pending selection and closes the list; Escape closes the list and restores the selection that was active when the list opened.
- Mouse and keyboard behavior matches the former Windows Forms DropDownList interaction contract.
Actual Behavior
- The selected row can remain outside the visible 25-pixel WebView viewport while another row is shown.
- The embedded page exposes vertical scrolling controls and scrolls rows in place.
- There is no dedicated drop-down arrow or overlay list that can cross neighboring layout cells.
- Up, Down, Enter, and Escape do not implement the former combo-box selection and commit/cancel behavior.
- The probability percentage supplied with each FolderRow is not visible in the widget.
Logs / Screenshots
Impact / Severity
Source
From: docs/features/potential/2026-07-21-quickfiler-folder-selector-dropdown.md
Summary
QuickFiler's WebView-based folder selector does not preserve the user-visible behavior of the Windows Forms drop-down control it replaced. The collapsed control can hide the selected folder and its probability, displays in-place vertical scrolling instead of a drop-down affordance, and does not provide the former Up, Down, Enter, and Escape selection behavior.
Environment
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
Logs / Screenshots
QuickFiler/Resources/FolderBreadcrumb.htmlrenders all rows into the fixed-height WebView, does not suppress vertical overflow, and handles only Left and Right key events.QuickFiler/Viewers/ItemViewer.Designer.csfixes the host control at a single-row height.Impact / Severity
Source
From: docs/features/potential/2026-07-21-quickfiler-folder-selector-dropdown.md