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Message: <blockquote data-quote="giulio" data-source="post: 375863" data-attributes="member: 28677">Agreed!Yes Windows is terrible at drag-n-drop.And you're right that it isn't an accident - on any platform...Copy/cut-n-paste of files works differently than with text. When you cut/copy a file it is not immediately erased and put into the clipbaord. Only the reference to it is. So It is completely safe. Only AFTER the copy is done/verified is the original deleted from the source directory. Therefore it is actually SAFER than cut-n-paste in a text document where the source is deleted immediately and placed in the clipboard.Yeah, cut-n-paste works great in a text editor - but it works great in the file system as well.I guess it's just personal preference. But it's nice to at least know the option is there. And we don't have it.</blockquote>

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