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Completely disable quarantine of downloaded files
Thank you for this hint! I'm sure someone will claim that this is dangerous and a security risk so you shouldn't do it. However, if you turn off "automatically open safe files after downloading" then most of the risk from turning this off I would think is mitigated because the case of an executable being downloaded and run without your explicit command is not really there.
Disabling "open safe files" is NOT a band-aid
It's important that people understand that the quarantine system and disabling the "open safe files" mechanism protect you from different things. |
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