Another problem cropped up with this release:
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Basically, the extension holds my file hostage.
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Just wanted to say thanks to nikos for taking the time to work on this extension. Too many good ideas die slowly because they don't get enough man hours to become useful - glad to see 1 of them stay alive and become productive!nikos wrote:...
Regrettably, the most recent build (10122) of Win10 has finally begun enforcing this (as noted here) and a quick VM of 10122 verifies this. Very annoying.Starting in Windows 10 Insider Preview, this does not launch the association dialog box. It displays a dialog to the user informing them that they can change the default programs used to open file extensions in their Settings
What makes it doubly annoying is that the message one does get is rather vague as it only says "go to Settings -> System -> Default Apps". It neglects to mention the extra steps necessary (to get to the "old" dialog), of then selecting "Set defaults by app", finding "SevenZipFolder" in the list and clicking it, and finally selecting "Choose defaults for this program". Any deviation from that can result in a lot of confusion for the unwary user....neither desktop nor Universal (UAP) apps will be able to show a dialog prompting the user