Are file extensions supported in accept attribute?
See original GitHub issueI need to accept files by extension instead of MIME type. It is supported by browsers, but react-dropzone
rejects all files when i specify an extension.
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@nofearOnline should be as easy as
<Dropzone accept=".stl" />
.onDrop
emits a js array, so use.slice(0, maxItems)
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