Feature request: Allow user to drag-n-drop a selection on a path to move the selection to that folder

[Raindrops]

I usually use Everything in details view, and my full row select option is disabled.

When I look for files on a given subject (i.e., a given search string), I find that some of them are scattered over multiple folders and/or HDDs.
Usually I move all the files to a single folder.

My current workflow is to select multiple files in the Search Results, and then press CTRL+X.
Then I find the destination folder by looking at the paths of the other files.
I select one of the correctly placed files, and then press CTRL+Enter.
This opens the containing folder in File Explorer, and the focus shifts to the File Explorer window.
Now I press CTRL+V to paste the selected files in this target folder.

It would be nice if this multi-step process can be avoided:

Suggestion:
Let the user drop the selection on a path to transfer all selected files to that folder.
To prevent any accidents, the path should allow dropping only if the LMB is released after hovering the mouse for a user-selectable period.
(If the hovering is not done for the selected period, the drag-n-drop operation should not happen.)

[ChrisGreaves]

I select one of the correctly placed files, and then press CTRL+Enter.

Raindrops, thanks for this tip.
You made my day!
Cheers, Chris

[void]

Right click on the file/folder in the Path column and under the <Parent-name> submenu, click Paste.

-or-

Right-click drag-drop your files onto a file/folder in the Path column and click Move here.
(You don't need the clipboard with this one)

-or-

Assign a keyboard shortcut to paste into the parent folder of the selected item:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the Keyboard tab on the left.
• To the right of show commands containing, search for: parent
• Select Result List | Parent | Paste
• Click Add....
• Press a new keyboard shortcut, eg: Ctrl + M and click OK.
• Click OK.
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• Select your files/folders and hit Ctrl + X to cut
• Select a file/folder and hit Ctrl + M to paste into the parent.

[Raindrops]

These are wonderfully efficient solutions, and they cater to users with a variety of preferences.

Thanks a lot for pointing them out!

(Once again, the value of a wiki is obvious!)