FR: Vertical Docker or at least "Tree" view for Media Explorer.

Are either of these relatively "easy" to implement??? I'd love to have a vertical docker with a tree view for easier navigation thru folders but, if it's just possible to make the "tree" view at least for Media Explorer I'd be thrilled. Then I can at least simulate it by stretching and placing it over tcp then toggling hide/view. It's just the way I have my folders set up sometimes I need to go up, or up & into 2 or 3 folders to get where I need to. Tree view at least would be very helpful and much appreciated. Thanks.

If there was a vertical docker it could also be a place to put a tab for stuff like a vertical plug-in browser for easier drag and drop (with a proper folder tree) and a channel strip.

I don't think it really matters Mooddswinger; like I said I use screensets and such, so I also am used to toggling views via keypress...but at the same time, buttons are good too. It's not just about easiest implementation, it's about having a solid interface for the user. All we're talking about is like a little triangle or something in one corner of the frame, not exactly majorly workflow impacting. A cohesive and coherent GUI should have a graphical representation for windows which open/close (as well as keybindings)...that's just the way I likes it. ;) oh and I am absolutely for Tree menus, definitely...