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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, May 18, 2020 09:28 PM UTC:

I have added the ability to upload multiple files at once. You can now use the file requester to select multiple files instead of just one. For each file, it will check the extension, and it will check its filesize against the remaining available space. If it is an allowed file type, and uploading it will not exceed the 2MB quota, it will attempt to upload it.

I probably won't implement the unpacking of archives, because uploading multiple files at once makes uploading easier enough without it, and unpacking archives runs the risk of letting people upload more than 2MB.


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