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Find my downloaded files in the browser #349
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As a quick fix, even a menu item that sends me to the Files app would be an improvement over the current situation, where downloads basically completely disappear after the initial notification. |
Closing in favor of #4417. |
UX will provide icons by next Wednesday, but in the meantime, we can do the default icons. We want to ship with the final icons though. |
This was merged with Nightly feature flags and a QA-needed label has been added. |
For QA: the downloads won't persist until this AC issue has landed: mozilla-mobile/android-components#7762 |
Testing results on Nightly 8/20:
cc @kglazko |
For testing this feature: You will be able to :
To test that 4 (downloads are persistent), after downloaded a file, close the app using the task manager and re open the app, then go to the three dots menu -> Downloads and downloaded files should be shown. |
"If user deletes a downloaded file from the file system, I no longer see the download in the browser" is not implemented yet, and will not be present in this build. |
Verified as fixed on Beta 81.1.0 based on the acceptance criteria from #349 (comment), including this: the files deleted from the system file manager will be removed from the browser Downloads list as well (fixed in #13979). |
Part of Meta: #4417
User Story
As a user, I want to be able to easily and quickly find and access my downloaded files from within the browser, so I don’t have to look for them in my Android file system.
Requirements
Populate the downloads UI with a list of files that have been downloaded
(for the v1 minimum, let's copy what fennec does)
Acceptance Criteria
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