Move to trash instead of deleting important files like savedata (Windows only so far) #20230
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This currently only works on Windows, where it changes the Delete button to "Move to trash".
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Just so we know, when you say TRASH, you mean the one thats on windows already, right? |
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yes, the "recycle bin" |
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Will look into implementing for other platforms later. I guess on mobile we'd need our own trashbin implementation? Actually, i know that recent ver of Android have a recycling bin (My Galaxy Tab A9 has it) however, i do have a tablet running ANDROID 4.4.4 and it doesnt have a bin feature |
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Just annoyed me that I accidentally deleted something. This seems reasonable.
I guess technically on Windows we should say "recycle bin"... but it's longer.
Will look into implementing for other platforms later. I guess on mobile we'd need our own trashbin implementation?