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This issue bugs me almost every day. If I add screenshots, I want to be able to rename them from within the ticket in Jira.

I currently explicitly refer to my attachments to explain them to my teammates, which is frustrating: "IMG_9043.png shows the current situation, and Screenshot 2024-07-09 113758.png shows my new design."

Please re-open this. Same comments as with other users. 

This should be reopened and the ability to rename an attachment during paste should be provided. The workaround is not a workaround it's a broken system. Please fix!

Please fix this! As Laura mentioned, the workaround is ridiculous and not really a workaround at all. It's just a long way of saying it can't be done in Jira.

This is basic functionality! Please implement.

I can't believe this ticket was closed as fixed. Sure, there's a workaround but it's so laborious and it really slows me and my team down. When managing hundreds of tickets, these extra steps add up and are considered 'waste" from a "Lean" perspective. I respectfully request that this ticket be reopened or another one made to bring back the feature that was removed. 

OLD (FASTER WAY):

1. Hit [print-screen] button
2. Ctrl-V into Jira
3. Name file something intuitive like "main nav rollover". Click save. Voila!

WORKAROUND (SINCE FEATURE WAS AXED):

1. Hit [print-screen] button
2. Browse to find location to save file (multiple clicks)
3. Name file and click save
4. Open Windows file explorer and browse to find file 
5. Go back to Jira and drag & drop file into ticket

If there's another more recent version of this ticket, pls let me know.

Thanks a lot

A Jira ticket can have many screenshots.  The ability to name the screenshot during control-V is critical.  Why did Jira remove functionality in the "New View"???  

And responses from our resources concurs with the recent comments. After I advised our Agile team resources I received this response from one of them "I would struggle if I didn’t know how to get to this." So the having the option on the menu will minimize confusion, keep support tickets to a minimum and not really take up too much on the menu. Something to consider from your users.

I agree with Melanie. This is very unintuitive. Now I have to try to explain to 1000+ users that the functionality is still there, they just can see it. Why not just leave the Menu item too?

Why remove the item from the menu? Without it being on the menu, there is no indication on the web page that you can add attachments by drag and dropping or copy/pasting.