Windows support

Bookmarks.py

@@ -5,10 +5,13 @@ from pathlib import Path
 
 import toml
 
-from Core import BookmarksPath, ConfigDir
+from Core import BookmarksPath, ConfigDir, IsWindows
 
 DefaultIcon = "BOOKMARK_OUTLINE"
-TrashPath = Path.home() / ".local" / "share" / "Trash" / "files"
+# The freedesktop trash folder (Linux). Windows' Recycle Bin isn't a folder
+# that can be browsed, so there's no Trash bookmark there (deleting still goes
+# to the Recycle Bin, through send2trash).
+TrashPath = None if IsWindows else Path.home() / ".local" / "share" / "Trash" / "files"
 
 # One-time marker: without it, re-adding the Trash bookmark to old files (see
 # LoadBookmarks) would run on every load and undo the user removing it.
@@ -41,7 +44,7 @@ def DefaultBookmarks() -> list[Bookmark]:
         Bookmark("Documents", Path.home() / "Documents", "DESCRIPTION_OUTLINED"),
         Bookmark("Downloads", Path.home() / "Downloads", "DOWNLOAD_OUTLINED"),
         Bookmark("Pictures", Path.home() / "Pictures", "IMAGE_OUTLINED"),
-        Bookmark("Trash", TrashPath, "DELETE_OUTLINE"),
+        *([Bookmark("Trash", TrashPath, "DELETE_OUTLINE")] if TrashPath else []),
     ]
 
 
@@ -74,7 +77,7 @@ def LoadBookmarks() -> list[Bookmark]:
     # Trash used to be a hardcoded Sidebar entry, not a real bookmark (so it
     # couldn't be edited). Migrate existing bookmark files that predate that —
     # but only once, so deliberately removing Trash afterwards actually sticks.
-    if not _TrashMigrationMarker.exists():
+    if TrashPath is not None and not _TrashMigrationMarker.exists():
         if not any(B.Path == TrashPath for B in Bookmarks):
             Bookmarks.append(Bookmark("Trash", TrashPath, "DELETE_OUTLINE"))
             SaveBookmarks(Bookmarks)