I'm not sure when this bug crept in, but opening a folder of archives in a browser where the File System Access API is available immediately opens the first archive in the folder. This is a bit disorientating, and not very user-friendly given the potential security concerns that we flag to the user. Opening a specific archive should be a conscious choice by the user, even if there is only one archive in the folder.
An exception would be re-opening the last-opened archive, IF it is in the list of trusted archives. And only if it was the last archive opened by the user.
I'm not sure when this bug crept in, but opening a folder of archives in a browser where the File System Access API is available immediately opens the first archive in the folder. This is a bit disorientating, and not very user-friendly given the potential security concerns that we flag to the user. Opening a specific archive should be a conscious choice by the user, even if there is only one archive in the folder.
An exception would be re-opening the last-opened archive, IF it is in the list of trusted archives. And only if it was the last archive opened by the user.