when a session is opened and it is within a nested folder (folder inside a folder inside a folder...), the only 2 ways to navigate the folders is to either get back to the home screen or go back from the browser. however the folder path is shown when inside a session and if one clicks on the home part of the path, it takes him back to the home, but the other folders cannot be accessed. could you make the other parts accessible aswell? (sorry for bad english)

when adding a new session allow one to direct where they are allocating the session that is if its in a folder that is within a folder instead of moving the sesion within the folder multiple times

it would be nice if you could select multiple documents at a time to move into a folder or to delete more than one at a time

It would be much more efficient if users could select multiple files at once to move them into a folder, rather than having to organize them individually. Additionally, implementing a drag-and-drop feature for files would streamline the process further. Providing folders with their own dedicated tab for easier access and organization would also be a valuable improvement. These changes would save users significant time and make the platform much more user-friendly.

It would be really useful for me if there was a way to select multiple sessions, and be able to delete them at once, move them to a folder together, use them together for prompts, etc. I'm deleting old sessions for courses I have completed, and am finding it incredibly frustrating and tedious.

Often times once a project is complete, deleting files is a little inconvenient as it has to be done separately, and there's a wait for the page to refresh itself before deleting the next one (so as you can imagine, when you have a good 30 files, it takes quite some time!)

Please work on allowing several files to be moved at a time.

As per discussion below, it would be great to be able to save directly to a folder without having to always move, drag, save. it looks as thought it always saves to the original stop without saving within it folder created.