@frostschutz: You'll have to walk me through that one... o_O
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EDIT: Thanks! Ooh, that's sneaky xD.
EDITē: Thankfully, as we found out with the preload hack, blacklisting a toplevel hidden folder is enough to make it entirely non-traversable. But this could still be useful for more esoteric directory structures
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@baskerville: Yeah, the idea was to let the default patterns do their stuff for adobe/kobo folders. Again, not 100% convinced it makes any difference in practice (at least for my use cases), in which case, (EDIT:
a top-level only variant of) what you proposed (i.e., \..*? [-> \\..*? in the config] once you account for the full pattern) works just fine.