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After clicking on an .ics file its content is being presented as the raw text.
Expected behaviour
The app should let the user decide, if he wants to open the file with a fitting app and not show the text (preview).
It should become the same behaviour like when opening e.g. a .mp3 or .pdf.
Reason why
Viewing the text source of the calendar file is an uncommon use-case.
Everybody will try to view or import their calendar files with an appropriate app.
So many users need to click on the file in order to get it downloaded first, because else the "open with" dialog wouldn't be available.
After that you need to tap "back", to get out of the text preview. Finally you can click the three dots to open the context menu and open the "open with dialog" and use your calendar app.
GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #3127 (Nextcloud app stops/crashes when opening .ics file), #2073 (nextcloud doesn't know how to open .love files), #1285 (Can't open files with 3rd party apps), #2627 (Destroyed file due to failed opening of .ipf file), and #2203 (Nextcloud isn't listed in android "open from" file selection dialog).
Actual behaviour
After clicking on an .ics file its content is being presented as the raw text.
Expected behaviour
The app should let the user decide, if he wants to open the file with a fitting app and not show the text (preview).
It should become the same behaviour like when opening e.g. a
.mp3
or.pdf
.Reason why
Viewing the text source of the calendar file is an uncommon use-case.
Everybody will try to view or import their calendar files with an appropriate app.
So many users need to click on the file in order to get it downloaded first, because else the "
open with
" dialog wouldn't be available.After that you need to tap "back", to get out of the text preview. Finally you can click the three dots to open the context menu and open the "open with dialog" and use your calendar app.
Environment data
Android version: 8.0.0
Nextcloud app version: 3.4.1
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