Is there a way to prevent the the file list moving to the destination folder during export?

During export, the file list is moved so that the destination folder is visible. If I want to access another folder during export, it becomes almost impossible since as soon have I located the 'new' folder I want, the file list is flicked back to the export destination folder. There must be a way to stop this. I just can't find it!

Let's take the screen shot as an example. I might be exporting from the uppermost folder, "A9" to another drive which is perhaps ten or twenty lines further up in the folder list view. All fine and Dandy. The export starts and the view of the folder list will move up so that that folder to which I'm exporting is visible. Let's call that "Export A9". Usually when I export, I want to be getting on with my next task. For the sake of of this example, let's say I want to be working on files within sub-folders in the bottom most folder, "testing 24-70". The folder list will have been scrolled up by LR so that the "Export A9" folder is visible. So, I scroll back down to "testing 24-70", but by the time I'm trying to click to see it's subfolders, LR will have scrolled me back up to "Export A9", hiding "testing 24-70". This will not be an issue for anyone with a compact folder hierarchy, but once you have several drives and a working folder hierarchy, the scrolling to the export folder hides any folders that don't happen to show after LR has scrolled to the export folder. This doesn't just happen at the start of the export, LR scrolls to the export folder with every new file it exports. It can make accessing the rest of your folder hierarchy during export nigh on impossible.

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