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@@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ What this module does:
 * extracts it into a separate module like [lucasferreira's react-native-webview-android][lucasferreira] for easier setup;
 * adds the video recording functionality;
 * adds support for the `accept` attribute;
-* adds support for sdk 26, using `FileProvider`
+* adds support for the `multiple` attribute;
+* adds support for sdk 26, using `FileProvider`;
  
 It should work with React Native 0.50+, and reverts to the built-in WebView on iOS.
  
@@ -166,7 +167,7 @@ export default class App extends Component {
  
 ### Controlling image and/or video
  
-You can use the `accept` attribute on the `<input />` element to control what type of media your users will be allowed to upload.
+You can use the `accept` attribute on the `<input />` element to control what type of media your users will be allowed to upload:
  
 * `<input type="file" />` will default to images and videos
 * `<input type="file" accept="image/*" />` will allow only image capture / selection
@@ -175,9 +176,13 @@ You can use the `accept` attribute on the `&lt;input /&gt;` element to control what ty
  
 Check out the [example html][example].
  
-# @todo
+### Controlling multiple file selection
  
-The default accepted mime types are `"image/*, video/*"`, which don't include `audio`. This default could be customized from the React Native Component and maybe we can default to `"*/*"`.
+You can use the `multiple` attribute on the `<input />` element to allow users to select multiple existing files:
+
+```
+<input type="file" multiple />
+```
  
 [dahjelle]: https://github.com/dahjelle/react-native-android-webview-file-image-upload
 [lucasferreira]: https://github.com/lucasferreira/react-native-webview-android
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13	13	* extracts it into a separate module like [lucasferreira's react-native-webview-android][lucasferreira] for easier setup;
14	14	* adds the video recording functionality;
15	15	* adds support for the `accept` attribute;
16		-* adds support for sdk 26, using `FileProvider`
	16	+* adds support for the `multiple` attribute;
	17	+* adds support for sdk 26, using `FileProvider`;
17	18
18	19	It should work with React Native 0.50+, and reverts to the built-in WebView on iOS.
19	20
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166	167
167	168	### Controlling image and/or video
168	169
169		-You can use the `accept` attribute on the `<input />` element to control what type of media your users will be allowed to upload.
	170	+You can use the `accept` attribute on the `<input />` element to control what type of media your users will be allowed to upload:
170	171
171	172	* `<input type="file" />` will default to images and videos
172	173	* `<input type="file" accept="image/*" />` will allow only image capture / selection
...	...	@@ -175,9 +176,13 @@ You can use the `accept` attribute on the `<input />` element to control what ty
175	176
176	177	Check out the [example html][example].
177	178
178		-# @todo
	179	+### Controlling multiple file selection
179	180
180		-The default accepted mime types are `"image/, video/"`, which don't include `audio`. This default could be customized from the React Native Component and maybe we can default to `"/"`.
	181	+You can use the `multiple` attribute on the `<input />` element to allow users to select multiple existing files:
	182	+
	183	+```
	184	+<input type="file" multiple />
	185	+```
181	186
182	187	[dahjelle]: https://github.com/dahjelle/react-native-android-webview-file-image-upload
183	188	[lucasferreira]: https://github.com/lucasferreira/react-native-webview-android
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