Thanks for the reply.
I checked the federation settings. I don’t think I’ve ever manually did anything with those settings, but some were enabled, maybe by default. I now disabled all federation related settings, since it is not something that would be of use for me on this server anyway.
I just now tested again, opening the shared text file in a different browser where I’m not logged in to Nextcloud:
Opening in Chrome (like I did hours ago): user ‘Bamboo Shoots’ (again) appears on the shared file.
Opening in Edge: User ‘Bell Pepper’ appears on the shared file.
Closing those two browser windows will again make those “users” disappear from the file.
I did a ‘grep’ on the word ‘Bamboo’ on my Nexctcloud server, and found the following in /apps/text/js/editor.js
:
["Artichoke","Arugula","Asparagus","Avocado","Bamboo Shoot","Bean Sprout","Bean","Beet","Belgian Endive","Bell Pepper","Bitter Melon","Bitter Gourd","Bok Choy","Broccoli","Brussels Sprout","Burdock Root","Cabbage","Calabash","Caper","Carrot","Cassava","Cauliflower","Celery","Celery Root","Celtuce","Chayote","Chinese Broccoli","Corn","Baby Corn","Cucumber","English Cucumber","Gherkin","Pickling Cucumber","Daikon Radish","Edamame","Eggplant","Elephant Garlic","Endive","Curly","Escarole","Fennel","Fiddlehead","Galangal","Garlic","Ginger","Grape Leave","Green Bean","Wax Bean","Green","Amaranth Leave","Beet Green","Collard Green","Dandelion Green","Kale","Kohlrabi Green","Mustard Green","Rapini","Spinach","Swiss Chard","Turnip Green","Hearts of Palm","Horseradish","Jerusalem Artichoke","Jícama","Kale","Curly","Lacinato","Ornamental","Kohlrabi","Leeks","Lemongrass","Lettuce","Butterhead","Iceberg","Leaf","Romaine","Lotus Root","Lotus Seed","Mushroom","Napa Cabbage","Nopales","Okra","Olive","Onion","Green Onion","Parsley","Parsley Root","Parsnip","Pepper","Plantain","Potato","Pumpkin","Purslane","Radicchio","Radish","Rutabaga","Shallots","Spinach","Squash","Sweet Potato","Swiss Chard","Taro","Tomatillo","Tomato","Turnip","Water Chestnut","Water Spinach","Watercress","Winter Melon","Yams","Zucchini"]
And there are several other files that pop up too in this ‘grep’ search.
Not sure what to make of this.