@chrisgraham the work around should work for the Geany recent files list, but
may not work for the GTK recent files list in the open dialog, which isn't
under Geany control.
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I don't believe the given workaround will work. In addition to its own config,
Geany populates GTK's GtkRecentManager - meaning gedit's recent file list is
going to get populate with anything you open in Geany.
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Closed #2194.
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https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2194#event-2416433803
You could probably hack something with [the `-c`
option](https://www.geany.org/manual/current/index.html#command-line-options)
to Geany.
Something like this not well tested shell script comes to mind:
```bash
#!/bin/sh
set -e
temp_dir=$(mktemp -d -t geany-config-) || exit 1
trap "rm
I saw the [files] section in geany.conf but I have to manually remove those
histories. I want to know if an inbuit system or plugin available for this
task.
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You could edit the recent files list in the geany.conf, or your project.geany
file, but with Geany closed, so you need to use another editor.
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I am coding an important personal project and I dont want anything from this
particular folder or its content to be seen. Currently geany remembers our
files in **recent files** and also while freshly opening geany. I dont want
this for the files in a particular folder but wants to retain this
