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Another consequence would be that the user would user the first (1) MRL type when authenticating for the first time and guess that the MRL created for future logins would be the second one (2).
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With the label approach, he will always use the second MRL type in order to authenticate for the first name or future logins.
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**Possible examples:** `vlc cloudstorage://dropbox`; `vlc cloudstorage://dbtdsilva@dropbox`; `vlc cloudstorage://john@gmail.com@dropbox`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/random`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`; `cloudstorage://user@dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`;
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**Possible examples:** `cloudstorage://dropbox`; `cloudstorage://dbtdsilva@dropbox`; `cloudstorage://john@gmail.com@dropbox`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/random`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`; `cloudstorage://dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`; `cloudstorage://user@dropbox/Public/sample.mp4`;
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**Invalid examples:** `cloudstorage://`; |
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