Created attachment 9276133
File pickers comparison 1
I've spun up a fresh 22.04 install in a VM, then run the snap version
of ff 100 (on the right) and ff 100 from linux binaries (on the left).
The file picker is different between the two versions; the binaries
version shows fewer network share
In the fresh VM, I just installed Chrome (google-chrome) from binaries,
and it too uses the troublesome file picker, and has the same issues
("sees" network shares files but does not read them; resizes poorly;
window enlarges by 244px both H & V every time it's invoked).
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Created attachment 9276134
File pickers comparison 2
In "File pickers comparison 2", I show that the two file pickers (ff run
from linux binaries vs the snap package) sort files in a different
order, have different options at the bottom, and the bottom window
corners are either square or rounded.
Created attachment 9275732
Screenshot of Firefox's File|Open dialogue, showing missing remote locations
[snap] Firefox's File|Open dialogue shows missing information in the
Location column for Recent files that are non-local.
[.deb] Chrome shows exactly the same behaviour on this workstation.
I just upgraded Ubuntu from 21.10 to 22.04, and now Chrome (deb),
Thunderbird (snap), and FireFox (snap) will not open nor save to any
network drives (a home Ubuntu server); all of these apps read/saved to
the same server before the upgrade this afternoon. So, "me too", but
also it may not be
Interestingly, comments #18-23 are all missing for me; when I view the
comments online @
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/1932328 , the
comments skip from #17 to #24. Logged in or not.
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I want to add that upgrading from 16.04 LTS to 18.04.1 fixed the problem
here.
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