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feat(files): allow hidding files extensions #53966
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In general it makes sense - similar to 🪟 is doing it (which I do not like but I understand we want to also please those users ;) ).
But would like to have feedback of @nickvergessen because it might be exploited to show users files like image.jpg.exe as just image.jpg.
Though the user itself has to disable fileextensions explicitly.
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Yeah as @susnux said, I don't like it, people are tripping and falling for it, but their operating system does it as well already, so … |
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Also, it's opt-in 🤷 |
We should just remember to never allow setting this for public shares (not possible yet, so currently not a problem). |
Signed-off-by: skjnldsv <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: nextcloud-command <[email protected]>
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Split the settings into two for cleaner UI

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