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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Classic requests generally fall under a number of categories. Below lists catego
* hard-coded paths (use snapcraft-preload, layouts)
* ability to run other snaps directly (as opposed to defined interfaces)
* access to arbitrary files on the system because the application isn't designed with confinement in mind (if a desktop application, use portals or [xdg-open](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/allowing-xdg-open-to-open-files/3789/11))
* access to arbitrary files on the system due to developer/user inertia (home and removable-media is almost always sufficient, though {ref}`personal-files <interfaces-personal-files-interface>` and {ref}`system-files <interfaces-system-files-interface>` may be used under certain circumstances.
* access to arbitrary files on the system due to developer/user inertia ({ref}`home <interfaces-home-interface>` and {ref}`removable-media <interfaces-removable-media-interface>` is almost always sufficient, though {ref}`personal-files <interfaces-personal-files-interface>` and {ref}`system-files <interfaces-system-files-interface>` may be used under certain circumstances)
* access to arbitrary files on the system to avoid increasing a snap's size
* [GNOME shell extensions](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/yaru-dark-theme-toggle-review-request/13169/7)
* [nautilus extensions](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/synchrorep-need-classic-confinement/13347/8)
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