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The Download button triggers a Save As file browser dialog instead of displaying the Download (Open/Save/Cancel) dialog. By contrast, the Save Screenshot extension integrates with the Download dialog by default. That latter behavior has the benefit of leveraging browser.download.lastDir which is very convenient (it's faster to click OK a few times than to navigate the Save As dialog to a different folder over and over).
I have tried very hard to figure out why the calls to browser.downloads.download() have such different results but I just can't see a problem in the code. Could it be related to using an iframe?
The Download button triggers a Save As file browser dialog instead of displaying the Download (Open/Save/Cancel) dialog. By contrast, the Save Screenshot extension integrates with the Download dialog by default. That latter behavior has the benefit of leveraging
browser.download.lastDir
which is very convenient (it's faster to click OK a few times than to navigate the Save As dialog to a different folder over and over).I have tried very hard to figure out why the calls to
browser.downloads.download()
have such different results but I just can't see a problem in the code. Could it be related to using an iframe?https://github.com/mozilla-services/screenshots/blob/master/webextension/background/main.js#L268
https://github.com/M-Reimer/savescreenshot/blob/master/background.js#L86
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