Google Docs File Move Navigation Returns to Root Instead of Staying in Current Folder
Google Docs users find that when moving a file, the interface navigates back to the root folder view instead of remaining in the current folder context. This forces users to re-navigate to their intended destination folder each time, adding friction to file organization workflows. Combined with a disliked logo redesign, these UX regressions are driving user frustration with the platform.
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