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Well yes, I am aware of that as a plausible work-around. &nbsp;However, I am trying to find a setting in Filezilla or the Registry that will alter the default left mouse double-click action, or re-assign it to edit/view the file rather than initiate a file transfer.
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Well yes, I am aware of that as a plausible work-around.  However, I am trying to find a setting in Filezilla or the Registry that will alter the default left mouse double-click action, or re-assign it to edit/view the file rather than initiate a file transfer.

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When I double click a file, I'd like the default action to be to edit the file. &nbsp;Currently, it initiates a file transfer.<br />
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I looked in the Edit -&gt; Settings area but didn't find how to set this.<br />
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Can someone tell me where that setting is? &nbsp;
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When I double click a file, I'd like the default action to be to edit the file.  Currently, it initiates a file transfer.

I looked in the Edit -> Settings area but didn't find how to set this.

Can someone tell me where that setting is?  

Filezilla FTP: How to Disable Double Click Action

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