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Originally Posted by Jiaz
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22.09.2016, 00:11
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Feature request: Add new package next to old one when moving links to new package
Hi,
I often split packages by using the "other -> move to new package" action in the link context menu ("Downloads" tab). The new package is placed at the bottom of the list. I think it would be better to place it directly next to the old one. If it's placed above or below it could be determined from "Linkgrabber: Add at top" in the advanced settings. Another possible option would be to add it at top according to the "Linkgrabber: Add at top" value. Regards, ubuntix 
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22.09.2016, 02:13
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if functionality is added it shouldn't be based on non related settings setting. Best location for customisation would be a setting for it within the menu management system, then it can be defined by drop down menu. above, below, bottom, top, etc.
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19.02.2025, 16:49
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Looks like this has been added some time ago.
See Menu Manager -> Move to new Package -> Add package at -> After/Before Selection
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