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Do packager programs on macOS lie about the packet contents? Otherwise the user will see it when opening the packet. The user needs to be aware of metadata wh
by 1718627440 1y ago
Do packager programs on macOS lie about the packet contents? Otherwise the user will see it when opening the packet. The user needs to be aware of metadata when leaking stuff, e.g. EXIF data for images, non-deleted text in Word, overdrawn stuff in SVG, etc. anyways.
- Ghoelian 1y agoBy default, the archive just extracts when you try to open it. I don't think MacOS has an archive explorer by default.
- kccqzy 1y agoYou mean Finder. Well Finder hides all files beginning with a dot by default. And in a Terminal the `ls` command also hides all such files by default, which is a behavior mandated by POSIX.
- 1718627440 1y agoI mean the graphical equivalent of `tar --list --file`. tar doesn't hide files beginning with a dot and neither does my graphical file roller (Engrampa).