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Iirc there's a massive warning popping up saying it might fuck the file
Yep.
I don't think it even fucks the file, windows just can't open it until you put the file extension back.
That would be accurate. But it would fuck with your ability to open it by just double clicking it, which less savvy users would see as fucking the file.
Right. I'm saying even having that feature (in addition to the default setting of hiding the extension by default), is a bit too much