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Disabling Quicklook

I adopted a great method described here to associate a file type with my application. My problem is that when a file is attached to an email and the user touches the attachment, instead of downloading the application, it immediately receives a “quick view” of the contents of the file and must click the button at the top right corner to “open with” my application.

I want to DISABLE quicklook in relation to my user extension (for example, “* .CUS”), and I want the email application to simply go directly to my application when the attachment “clicks”.

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This is due to the fact that when using iOS 6 there are problems with the Cisco Registered Envelope Service (CRES). The service encrypts the messages in the attached secureoc.html file, which must be opened in Safari and use Javascript to work. Now that iOS 6 uses quicklook and does not provide other options, this significantly violates the CRES function on iOS 6 devices. I would like to find an easy solution to this problem. Does anyone have a solution or workaround to offer?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1434334/

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