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Old 03-17-2022, 12:25 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
If it's already a native file dialog, probably not. If it's a non-native Qt dialog, then maybe/maybe not. That's one of things about supporting 3 different platforms with the same codebase: there are always going to be compromises to be made on all 3 of those platforms.
I understand, but it seems the wrong file dialog is being called, or it's being called in the wrong way. On my Mac, when I click on the Computer icon in the Finder, it brings up a list of all drives, not a directory of the boot drive. And if I click on the boot drive in the Finder, "Volumes" does not show up. And this is consistent in file opening dialogues across every other Mac app I use.

It seems like someone added a non-hidden "Volumes" to the File Open dialog to address the same problem I'm seeing in Add Existing Files for Images -- but failed to apply it in both places. But like I said, it's not the way the native dialog normally works anyway.

But I'm not a programmer, so I should shut up now.
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