I am beyond my troubles with this issue and only compassionately posting
this issue to help others.  With some careful thought, I will share this
issue with gnome nautilus team.  It seems logical that one should be
able to right click on a drive located on the sidebar thinggy.  or a
drive located in "Other locations"  Right click, automount (obviously it
would be for the current user).
Perhaps a server would not like this mounted for everyone with sensitive
drives.. but then again.. you would not automount such sensitive drives.

However, you might point to them and they might point to you.  
I hope it gets resolved.  Auto-mount is essential for recent-file-lists to work 
properly.

Ubuntu is quite stable and needs to focus on more usabliltiy issues.

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Title:
  Changing default mounting options causes root owner

Status in gnome-disk-utility package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Ubuntu 22.04
  If I change the default mounting options in Gnome Disk Utility the owner is 
root.  This threw me for a loop when all of my git repos were not working.  I 
thought it was an ubuntu 22.04 problem or a ppa.

  It is directly from Gnome Disk Utility by changing the auto mount
  options.  I don't remember this happening before.

  Reproduce

  **Control:**
  Under default mount options.
  Go to your data partition, right click and look at properties/permissions.
  You will be the owner.

  **Cause the bug.**
  Select a data partition you might have (ntfs) for dual boot machines to share 
data.
  Change the switch from default mounting options (top switch) to manual 
settings.  Change label to human readable. ("Data").  Reboot.

  Go to your data partition, right click and look at
  properties/permissions.

  It will say the owner is root and you are not the owner.

  **Fix For The Problem:**
  It took a long time, but I had to add uid=1000,gid=1000 to the settings.  
This hard to research "mystery setting" is not acceptable for a GUI mounting 
tool.

  Reboot.
  Go to your data partition, right click and look at properties/permissions
  You will be the owner.

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