It's always been a pet peeve of mine that you can't collapse just a specific branch of the Project Browser without scrolling all the way to the top/root. For example, when I'm navigating through the expanded "Families" branch, in most of my projects it will have several hundred families and types. The option exists (by right-click/context menu) to "Expand All" or "Collapse All" when deep in the structure, but the right-click options to "Expand Selected" and "Collapse Selected" only appear when one is right-clicking at a node which already has a + or - symbol. Using "Collapse All" is well and good, but it's like using a nuclear warhead when you just want to plink a tin can off the fence (because it collapses the entire project browser.) I just want to quickly get somewhere else in the browser without scrolling several hundred lines, or collapsing all the other branches at the same time and then having to re-open everything that just collapsed.
I'm aware of the use of the +/- keystroke when the project browser is in focus, however, it still takes several presses of the minus key to progressively collapse the structure back to the root of a particular branch. A single selection from the context menu would be much nicer, particularly since I have to look down at the keyboard to find the minus key and then re-focus my attention back on the screen.
Again, the functionality that I would like to see is something that might be called "Collapse Entire Branch" or "Collapse This Branch" and is available no matter where in the branch you make a right-click. And, unlike "Collapse All," it should ONLY collapse the branch where I click...I don't want to re-open my "Sheets" and "Views" structures if I've collapsed "Families" using this proposed option.
Cheers!