
Is this a bug, present also in previous betas, or have I misunderstood the available options? I just need to display any HTML file with its icon and no thumbnail, just like it's possible with text files.
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If you uncheck the custom files with "HTM HTML", you see .html files in browser?robc wrote:HTM/HTML files, which I set in "Custom files", display as a thumbnail (the text contained in the file, just like a text file) whatever the setting, both marking or clearing the "Show as thumbnail" checkbox in Options. If I don't enter them as custom files, they show all the same: it appears HTML files are considered like image files, but it seems to me they should be treated like text files, or "worse"... in most cases, seeing the text inside the HTML file is completely useless, since it gives no information about the contents, while for normal text files it could be useful; it would be nice, though, to have a thumbnail of the _rendered_ page![]()
Is this a bug, present also in previous betas, or have I misunderstood the available options? I just need to display any HTML file with its icon and no thumbnail, just like it's possible with text files.
Refresh don't change anything? Strange, for me, html files are not shown.robc wrote:Yes, I've always seen them, I put them under the "custom" category to be able to switch off their thumbnails, which I couldn't anywayThe thumb is exactly the same as text files, that is part of the text inside the file in a small font on a white background. HTM/HTML files don't follow the same behavior as text files, though, since I can show the latter either with their icon or with the thumb with no problem.
Ok, with your ini i have this onerobc wrote:OK, disregard my PM, below's the .ini (though I usually prefer the registry).
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