https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61174
--- Comment #11 from [email protected] --- (In reply to comment #9) > Seems totally unreasonable to me. Why? Because of traces left in the recent documents list of Windows? Well that one can be disabled using dedicated registry parameters ("NoRecentDocsNetHood", "ClearRecentDocsOnExit", "NoRecentDocsHistory", "NoRecentDocsMenu"). That would take care of the whole list, including PDF, TXT, JPG, etc. (That's also why I don't see a need for trying to manipulate the Windows list from LibreOffice, to keep the Windows list in-synch with the one of LibreOffice. If someone is interested in the LibreOffice entries the Windows list, they will most likely be interested in its entirety, including the non-LibreOffice files, and can disable the list using the above parameters. To keep things simple, the LibreOffice list could be handled independently of what Windows does with its list, as I suppose it is already done now.) But while other office programs (e.g. PDF viewers) allow cleaning of their own recently opened file list on program closure (or alternatively disabling of the built-in list entirely), that is currently not possible in LibreOffice. So that its files will still be visible in its own list, even if the Windows list is disabled. As an alternative to the above "Clear Recently Used Documents on Exit" option, an option to completely disable the Recently Used Documents list of LibreOffice could be provided. I proposed the "Clear Recently Used Documents on Exit" instead (as e.g. the proprietary but free “PDF-XChange Viewer” does it) just to have the list of at least the current session available to the user. But the complete disabling of the LibreOffice list would serve privacy just as well (as most other programs do). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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