Not all path's but most paths on Windows can actually be written in the historically original /
instead of \
.
For example C:\Users\a\Desktop
can be written as C:/Users/a/Desktop/
The problem is Windows Explorer doesn't display this by default - ever.
Is there a feasible Windows Explorer that does this or alternative with maybe autohotkey to achieve this functionality?
F4
, to select the link, 2.ctrl + c
to get the link, 3.modify clipboard
(via ahk) to replace` with
/`