Better navigation options in Nautilus context menus

Am I the only one who is so used to the 'Right Click' + 'Back' option on Browsers that he keeps creating untitled folders everywhere in Nautilus?

Context menu in Nautilus 2.32.0

However, on a browser, it is the more convenient 'Back' option:

Context menu in Chrome (almost the same for Firefox and Internet Explorer too)

I submitted this idea to the Ubuntu Brainstorm. However, it seems that people will not like modifying the context menu a lot. There is, nevertheless, a suggestions about including something akin to mouse gestures in Nautilus.

Do you have any interesting ideas/suggestions/opinions?

Update:


Somewhat inspired by this idea, I have proposed another solution: allowing custom menu items just like Thunar does:

Adding a custom menu item in the context menu (in Thunar)

A hack I can see here is using a nautilus-client much like rhythmbox-client (which I have used with some satisfaction), and using it like:

• nautilus-client --back
• nautilus-client --forward
• nautilus-client --refresh
• nautilus-client --bookmark 2
• ... etc.

The only problem I see here is that Nautilus can have multiple instances running at the same time, so the nautilus-client will need to figure out which is the active Nautilus window (which has focus). I am not sure whether there is a cross-platform way of knowing which window has focus. Is there?

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musically_ut