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v2.0.0 - Nextcloud 33
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Setup end-to-end encryption in the web interface.
When end-to-end encryption is enabled in the browser (see personal settings - security),
users can setup the end-to-end encryption within the files app.
For this a new entry in the "+ New" menu was added ("Create new encrypted folder").
Browser based end-to-end encryption (when enabled in personal security settings):
When using a Chromium based browser (like Chrome or Edge),
then it is now possible to download multiple files or folders.
Users can now create subfolder within encrypted folders directly in the files app.
Users can now upload end-to-end encrypted files from the files app. Please note: Chunked uploads have to be disabled by the administrator!
Copying encrypted files in the files app is now possible (within the same encrypted root).
Deleting encrypted files is now possible in the files app.
Moving encrypted files in the files app is now possible (within the same encrypted root).
Creating filedrop links for encrypted folders is now possible within the files app.
(Using the sidebar just like with regular shares).
Sharing encrypted root folders is now possible from within the files app.
Using the files sidebar just like with regular files,
though shares always have all permissions enabled as per requirements of end-to-end encryption.
Allow to create read only shares with users.
Its possible to create public shares of end-to-end encrypted folders,
those shares will have their own encryption keys and which have to be shared with the recipient
using a secure second channel.
Changed
Updated dependencies
Updated translations
The frontend is now using Vue 3
The frontend is now tested with end-to-end integration tests (Playwright)