https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/313#note_4490

I intentionally left scrolling graphics as a feature to be provided by the end-user's terminal.

We could use frame.js for this, but it is painfully slow at scrolling screenfuls of content, so I'd rather not.

I did write a much faster frame.js alternative, but it is incomplete. I'll consider using it here if i return to work on it.
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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/313#note_4491

I'm fine with something like:

allow_download = yes/no

Allow-listing extensions is problematic here. A lot of art-pack content contains ANSI files with extensions other than .ans, especially when the release group had a three-letter initialism for a name.

There is already a 'hide' configuration key which ostensibly acts as a deny-list to keep certain files out of the menu.

If the download prompt only appears while viewing a file, the user has already effectively downloaded it; we're just offering another transfer method.
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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/313#note_4492

I know, I tried to use bullshit but the scrolling is very slow, it's true.
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