Steps to reproduce

1. Have a large folder on your nextcloud server (in my case 40Gb of data in Photos Folder, a few 1000 files)
2. Freshly connect Android app to the server
3. Open the large folder inside the app

Expected behaviour

• shows the contained data
• at least indicates that viewing such a large folder may take time
• behaves as the "Photos" view does: lazy loads data with instant feedback
• does not shock the user by saying "hmm your folder is empty", when in fact it contains 40 Gigs of valuable data ;)

Actual behaviour

• App says the photos folder is empty (while showing, that it is roughly 40 Gb in size)
• as a consequence it is not possible to view the content of the folder
• but when viewing photos with the "Photos" view everything shows up just fine

Can you reproduce this problem on https://try.nextcloud.com?

• didn't try, but seems reasonable to assume that this is not setup related

Environment data

Android version: 9

Device model:
Mi Note 10

Stock or customized system:
MIUI11

Nextcloud app version:
3.11.1

Nextcloud server version:
18.0.4snap3

Reverse proxy:

Logs

Web server error log

Insert your webserver log here

Nextcloud log (data/nextcloud.log)

Insert your Nextcloud log here

NOTE: Be super sure to remove sensitive data like passwords, note that everybody can look here! You can use the Issue Template application to prefill some of the required information: https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/issuetemplate