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I'm running Slackware 64 14.1. I added a webdav folder using the add network folder wizard in dolphin. I'd like to remove it as I don't like having my offsite backup running as hot storage. The problem is there's no obvious way of removing it. I've googled around and searched the kde menus and help documents; there's no mention of removal of network folders.
Thanks for your reply. There's actually no remove option in the right click menu, any of it's sub-menus or anywhere else. There is a "move to trash" option when I right click on the link to the folder in the Network section of dolphin, but it returns "access denied" when clicked and leaves the folder mounted.
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