Uploading an unzipped iWork/Pages file to iCloud fails
Running OS X 10.9. Accessing www.icloud.com to mess around with documents using iWorks/Pages Attempt to upload (previously created and downloaded) iWork/Pages file in Unzipped form fails. Upload of same file in Zipped form (the way iCloud originally downloads it) works fine. Sample file names: foobar.pages and foobar.pages.zip
Both files upload without difficulty if I access icloud.com via Safari
Seems like a (small) bug.
Chosen solution
This cannot be fixed.
Apple is trying to use methods like this, to get people to use their products.
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Thank you, but...
Didn't accomplish anything.
When I re-logged in to iCloud.com, (which I had to after clearing cookies and cache) I got a message (which I remember getting last time I logged in but had forgotten) saying, in essence That Firefox was not fully supported -- some things might not work properly. And the message (of course!) said to use Safari.
So I guess the inability to upload unzipped Pages documents is one of those "not fully supported" items.
I can live with that.
Chosen Solution
This cannot be fixed.
Apple is trying to use methods like this, to get people to use their products.
Sorry.
We hope that you will continue to browse with us here at Mozilla Firefox.