Create a html-style anchor link to jump 1/2 way down a list of directories?

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Is it possible to create some kind of 'anchor link' like in .html
that jumps to a specific place further toward the bottom of a webpage -

except applied to a directory that contains many subdirectories
where it takes several mouse wheel turns or a long pull of the scrollbar, to reach?

The intention is to still have the 'parent' directory remain open
in order to visualize multiple directories to choose from -

(I already have Rclick shortcuts to immediately open frequently-used directories)

TIA for suggestions - -

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You could use something like CLI QUICKFIND="Xyz" to jump to the first thing that starts with Xyz.

It's also possible to pin things you want quick access to to the top of the file list. (This works better in Opus 13 Beta than Opus 12.)

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I'll play with that, Thx Leo

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I also want to do something similar, save the browsing position before switching tabs. Is there any script object?

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AFAIK there isn't a way to query the scroll position, although you can get the focus item.

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I finished the script 5 days ago, but thanks. :slightly_smiling_face:
Use the focus item command, the script is for reference only.
Use the cmd object to add items and SELECT ALL added items, but the result are all selected - Help & Support - Directory Opus Resource Centre (dopus.com)

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