- Click "Recycle Bin" in the sidebar (under "System" section)
- Expected: Should open as a tab in the main file explorer view
- NOT expected: Should NOT open a modal dialog
- At the top, breadcrumb should show:
Recycle Bin - Should be clickable like normal paths
- Recycle Bin items should appear in the main file list
- Items deleted from your computer should be visible
- Switch between Grid/List/Details view - all should work
- Right-click any item in Recycle Bin
- Should see "Restore" option (restore to original location)
- Should see "Permanently Delete" option
- Should see standard options like "Copy", "Cut", etc.
Open the application's debug console (DevTools) to verify:
- Look for logs starting with
[RECYCLE BIN] - Should see messages like:
[RECYCLE BIN] Sidebar clicked - opening recycle bin[RECYCLE BIN] Successfully loaded recycle bin: X items- Sample recycle bin items being converted to FileEntry format
- Open a normal folder (e.g., Downloads)
- Compare the behavior with Recycle Bin
- Should behave identically - same toolbar, same context menu, same view modes
- Click on Recycle Bin to open it
- Navigate to a normal folder
- Click on Recycle Bin tab - should switch back to recycle bin view instantly
✅ Recycle Bin tabs are created exactly like normal directory tabs ✅ Recycle Bin items are converted to FileEntry format for unified handling ✅ Context menu actions (Restore, Permanently Delete) added ✅ Comprehensive debug logging for troubleshooting ✅ No modal dialogs - integrates as native directory explorer
The app now includes detailed logging:
[RECYCLE BIN]prefix for all recycle bin operations- Shows item count and sample data
- Tracks tab creation and navigation
- Logs when paths are detected and converted
To see logs: Open Developer Console (F12) and look for "RECYCLE BIN" entries