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Currently when attaching files to email only the files that are on fixed directories are shown/suggested, although many more files are indexed by the tracker and available in the respective applications. For example, when one tries to add a MS Word document by clicking the "Documents" category he is presented with files located ONLY in "Documents" folder, although tracker had indexed MANY more files and they are available in "Documents"application on Jolla(e.g. located in /home/nemo/Downloads/mail_attachments). This is very confusing to say the least. Yes, I agree that proper FilePicker needs to be created and implemented, providing the ability to navigate the FS and choose ANY file located ANYWHERE and I would settle for no less, but until then - please make available at least some more useful solution.

Currently when attaching files to email only the files that are on fixed directories are shown/suggested, although many more files are indexed by the tracker and available in the respective applications. For example, when one tries to add a MS Word document by clicking the "Documents" category he is presented with files located ONLY ONLY in "Documents" folder, although tracker had indexed MANY MANY more files and they are available in "Documents"application on Jolla(e.g. located in /home/nemo/Downloads/mail_attachments). This is very confusing to say the least. Yes, I agree that proper FilePicker needs to be created and implemented, providing the ability to navigate the FS and choose ANY ANY file located ANYWHERE ANYWHERE and I would settle for no less, but until then - please make available at least some more useful solution.

Currently when attaching files to email only the files that are on in fixed directories are shown/suggested, although many more files are indexed by the tracker and available in the respective applications. For example, when one tries to add a MS Word document by clicking the "Documents" category he is presented with files located ONLY in "Documents" folder, although tracker had indexed MANY more files and they are available in "Documents"application on Jolla(e.g. located in /home/nemo/Downloads/mail_attachments). This is very confusing to say the least. Yes, I agree that proper FilePicker needs to be created and implemented, providing the ability to navigate the FS and choose ANY file located ANYWHERE and I would settle for no less, but until then - please make available at least some more useful solution.

Currently when attaching files to email only the files that are in fixed directories are shown/suggested, although many more files are indexed by the tracker and available in the respective applications. For example, when one tries to add a MS Word document by clicking the "Documents" category he is presented with files located ONLY in "Documents" folder, although tracker had indexed MANY more files and they are available in "Documents"application on Jolla(e.g. located in /home/nemo/Downloads/mail_attachments). This is very confusing to say the least. Yes, I agree that proper FilePicker needs to be created and implemented, providing the ability to navigate the FS and choose ANY file located ANYWHERE and I would settle for no less, but until then - please make available at least some more useful solution.

Currently when attaching files to email only the files that are in fixed directories are shown/suggested, although many more files are indexed by the tracker and available in the respective applications. For example, when one tries to add a MS Word document by clicking the "Documents" category he is presented with files located ONLY in "Documents" folder, although tracker had indexed MANY more files and they are available in "Documents"application on Jolla(e.g. located in /home/nemo/Downloads/mail_attachments). This is very confusing to say the least. Yes, I agree that proper FilePicker needs to be created and implemented, providing the ability to navigate the FS and choose ANY file located ANYWHERE and I would settle for no less, but until then - please make available at least some more useful solution.