Hey @tomholford, I am the creator of Shift and I was wondering about the use-case for copy(/cut) + paste. Is there anything that copy + paste can do that can't be done with drag + drop? Also, I have made it so dragging and dropping is something that is processed automatically. This allows for large drops that parallelize loading and uploading as much as possible.

Oh, and I also believe you should not commit the transmission-app files.

Hello @killemov thanks for the comment.

I am the creator of Shift

Cool project, was not aware of custom Transmission UIs. Will give it a shot.

Is there anything that copy + paste can do that can't be done with drag + drop?

AFAIK It's the same net effect. Slightly more ergonomic UX (mouse is optional).

Also, I have made it so dragging and dropping is something that is processed automatically. This allows for large drops that parallelize loading and uploading as much as possible.

This is a good idea. Perhaps I will add this as an enhancement in a future PR. For now, I'll keep it simple to increase the odds of merge.

Oh, and I also believe you should not commit the transmission-app files.

Thank you, will remove it

Thanks @tomholford ! I implemented paste in Shift as well.

Would:
this._boundDragOverHandler = (e) => this._onDragOver(e);
be the same as:
this._boundDragOverHandler = this._onDragOver;
?

@Rukario can you review this?