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The common use cases - downloading zip files, photographs, mp3s - tend to reward this behavior, because it lets a user casually just click on a bunch of downloa
by kevingadd 11y ago
The common use cases - downloading zip files, photographs, mp3s - tend to reward this behavior, because it lets a user casually just click on a bunch of download links and accumulate them in the Downloads folder. They never have to click on any spooky dialog boxes. Ideally 'dll' and 'exe' would be blacklisted from this...