I wasn’t possible and I think it still isn’t. However, this has been requested. There was only a dirty workaround that you go manually through the code removing the sharing button.
honestly, not a good idea. Keep in mind that users can have masses of folders and subfolders, esp. when external stroages, SMB drives etc. are used. This would turn the main and direct navigation into a bloaty javascript-loaden something.
Seeing the upload speed would give the user an overview of the current server performance and would maybe cause them to postpone large file uploads if upload speeds are slow at the moment.
first of all many thanks for Nextcloud to all involved! It would be great if you could limit the sharing function to a certain period of time. So you don’t have to deactivate them manually, but can rely on the fact that after a certain time the link doesn’t work anymore.
Hi, expiration of shares is already possible. Just set an expiration on the link you share. If you don’t immediately see the expiration option, check the three dot menu.
Wiki pages that integrated file referencing would also be huge.
But Document Signing is what is probably going to be the make or break deal for my organization to choose this over some overpriced proprietary board software unfortunately. It hurts because Nextcloud can do 95% of what they want, except document signing :S
Amazingly there does’t really seem to be a good open source document signing system available. So this would definilty be an interesting nieche for a Nextcloud app.
Not really in the sense that we’re likely not to ever move off MS Office. That is pretty cool though, but it would also mean maintaining 3 different software instead of a direct app/extension for Nextcloud. I discovered SignRequest, which is half the price of Docusign so we’ll see if we can integrate it with the APIs.
calendar app has recently gained support for subscribing to third party webcal calendars (see owncloud/calendar#132). It would be great to expose these imported calendars via CalDAV (e.g. to mobile clients). Nextcloud would act as a kind of proxy service. One usecase is increased privacy for (mobile) users (only the Nextcloud server connection gets exposed to the original webcal provider). Related owncloud issue: owncloud/core#26193