Nano: update the file after selecting it using the file browser

Question

I have no problem opening + change + save the file if I write nano filenameon the terminal. But if I open nano and open File Browser, open a file and try to save it, there is no default file name !:

Answer 1

I tried your problem and really found that nano cannot "remember" the file name. My suspicion is that when you open the editor by simply typing "nano" on the command line, it only reads the contents of this file and inserts it into the current buffer (without creating a new buffer to open this file).

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

Unfortunately, what you are asking for is not implemented or maybe this is a mistake. You are doing everything right, it’s just that nano doesn’t “remember” which file you just opened using the built-in browser function.