Sebastian Krysmanski

<p>By default, WordPress only allows a very limited set of file types to be uploaded. This set is defined by a so called<br />
“white list”. What’s not on the white list can’t be uploaded.</p>
<p>This plugin allows you to extend this white list through a settings page.</p>
<p>Additionally it comes with a wide range of file types that are enabled automatically, like audio files (ac3, mp4, …)<br />
and video files (avi, mkv, …).</p>


Upload File Type Settings Plugin

This plugin allows admins to specify additional file types that are allowed for uploading to…

Katsushi Kawamori

<h4>Edit Mime Type</h4>
<ul>
<li>Add Mime Type</li>
<li>Remove Mime Type</li>
<li>Change File Type</li>
</ul>
<h4>Edit Users</h4>
<ul>
<li>Specify uploadable extensions for each user</li>
<li>Specify non-uploadable extensions for each user</li>
</ul>


Mime Types Plus

The UI is unclear. There are greyed-out checkboxes beside the types which are recognized by WordPress already. You can NEVER enable or disable them, so showing disabled checkboxes beside them is confusing, as it implies there's some way to enable them, but there isn't. Just LIST the built-in types, please, without implying that they can be edited. Also label them as the built-in types.
Checking a box beside something is generally considered to mean that you're enabling it. Here, checking a box means you want to delete it. Counterintuitive. Please use a red-X or minus control rather than a checkbox to mark things for deletion.
It would be VERY HELPFUL to have a built-in list of the more common unrecognized filetypes that could be enabled with one click or check, rather than having to look up the MIME type online every time. epub, mobi, and azw formats in particular.



Does the job but could be greatly improved

Add the mime type that can be used in the media library to each file type.

Upload File Type Settings Plugin vs Mime Types Plus