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It does it on read only filesystems. So you’ll see it if you plug in an ntfs drive, for example (unless you’ve installed third party ntfs drivers).
by Wowfunhappy 5y ago
It does it on read only filesystems. So you’ll see it if you plug in an ntfs drive, for example (unless you’ve installed third party ntfs drivers).
- blkhp19 5y agowhich has never made any sense to me - what's different about a read-only FS that would make me want every single navigation action to open a new window?