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wrong default installation directory for non-admin installations #1364
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Are you sure this shouldn't go to |
We can discuss this in this context:https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/app-settings/store-and-retrieve-app-data |
Sure ;-) |
Why not use the Roaming folder to keep JabRef synchronized for users inside domains? |
Because Roaming is for installations for all users on a PC. A local installation (only for the current user) cannot be synced with others - that's the concept of the local installation. |
Done. This does not solve the problem because it tries now to install in the same folder where the installer was started from. So when I execute the installer from C:\Test it proposes C:\Test\JabRef as install folder. |
Thanks for pointing this out 👍 |
Done. Many thanks! The bug is now correctly fixed. So from my point of view all install issues are solved. I am looking forward for JabRef 3.4 to use its installer. |
If JabRef 3.3 is installed on Windows only for the current user (without admin privileges) the default installation folder proposed by JabRef is
C:\Users\JabRef
this is incorrect, according to the Windows guidelines it must be
C:\Users\AppData\Local\JabRef
All other programs I know respect this default installation folder for current users.
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