Description of problem: I had two windows open. One was for a USB hard drive. The other for the internal system hard drive. I was selecting large numbers of files in Home/Videos dragging them to USBdrive/Videos. At some point, clicking on file pane (left pane) one window would start controlling the files shown in the right pane of the other window. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F23 Beta How reproducible: -working on a reproducible situation, hopefully in the next 24hrs Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Clicking on a folder in left pane of one window changed the contents of the other window Expected results: Each window remains completely isolated. Additional info: - if I can reproduce consistently I will try my hand at a youtube upload to show the effects.
I think bug #1269431 is the same as this one, but not sure which one to close as a duplicate, the other one is older than this, but maybe maintainers can decide.
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