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mimeapps.list has a [Removed Associations] section for apps which are removed from the selection order. For example, you can use it to prevent Wine Internet Explorer from trying to handle PDF files (though you're probably better off removing ~/.local/share/applications/wine-extension-*.desktop by hand). This section of the file can be added using GNOME's "Applications" settings page, and opting apps out of specific file extensions.
Unfortunately handlr clears this section when editing mimeapps.list, since it doesn't read it when loading the file, and rewrites the entire mimeapps.list instead of updating the old contents in-place.
Is it possible to preserve the "Removed Associations" section of the file?
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Hey @nyanpasu64 we can definitely parse and keep that section of the file. I wasn't aware such a section even exists, thanks for bringing this to attention
mimeapps.list has a
[Removed Associations]
section for apps which are removed from the selection order. For example, you can use it to prevent Wine Internet Explorer from trying to handle PDF files (though you're probably better off removing~/.local/share/applications/wine-extension-*.desktop
by hand). This section of the file can be added using GNOME's "Applications" settings page, and opting apps out of specific file extensions.Unfortunately handlr clears this section when editing mimeapps.list, since it doesn't read it when loading the file, and rewrites the entire mimeapps.list instead of updating the old contents in-place.
Is it possible to preserve the "Removed Associations" section of the file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: