Firefox deletes saved website if all browsing data is cleared.
If I save a webpage (CTRL+S) to an HTML-file (+folder) and then clear all browsing data, the HTML-file (not the folder) gets deleted. I suppose this is not intended? … (read more)
If I save a webpage (CTRL+S) to an HTML-file (+folder) and then clear all browsing data, the HTML-file (not the folder) gets deleted. I suppose this is not intended?
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how do I open a local .js file in firefox?
Downloaded my Twitter data. Aside from media folders and a readme.txt file, it consists entirely of .js files, e.g. tweet.js. The readme describes the contents as JSON … (read more)
Downloaded my Twitter data. Aside from media folders and a readme.txt file, it consists entirely of .js files, e.g. tweet.js. The readme describes the contents as JSON files, but they contain javascript code. When I open the files in Firefox 66 (Windows 7) or a text editor, I get the raw code, with text content embedded in the code. How do I execute the scripts to get the formatted content in the browser, short of writing more Javascript code?
Can't download files from Dropbox
I have 2 computers on the same network. Both run windows 7 and both have the latest version of firefox. When I receive a dropbox link and click on it both computers will… (read more)
I have 2 computers on the same network. Both run windows 7 and both have the latest version of firefox.
When I receive a dropbox link and click on it both computers will open the link fine in firefox however when I attempt to download the file, it works fine on one pc but the other displays a small red box at the top that says "download failed".
If i paste that same link into an "in private" session, the download works. Any ideas??
Cookies Exceptions list doesn't work as it is expected to work
I strongly believe that Cookies Exceptions should work as it is expected to work, i.e. One should allow or not allow cookies from certain sites. When one allows cookies f… (read more)
I strongly believe that Cookies Exceptions should work as it is expected to work, i.e. One should allow or not allow cookies from certain sites. When one allows cookies for a certain site, this site should be able to store a cookie anyway, even if one has cookies "closed" (not allowed). Otherwise, what's the use of the "exception" if you open cookies for everyone? They will all store their cookies whether they are in the "Exceptions" list or not.
Now, allowing cookies **for a single session only** can solve part the problem, since during a session there may be hundreds of cookies stored and you don't want that!!
If FF really wants to keep using the Exceptions list in the way it does, there should then be an additional list that will do exactly what I explained it ought to do. Which, of course is inefficient, i.e. is having two lists for the similar purpose. So, better use the Exceptions list for what it is logically expected to do.
Firefox's save feature does not work with the sass file
Peace be upon you and the mercy of God and blessings, How are you all, I hope you are fine, my dear brothers, I have a problem in saving Firefox browser to modify the fil… (read more)
Peace be upon you and the mercy of God and blessings, How are you all, I hope you are fine, my dear brothers, I have a problem in saving Firefox browser to modify the file scss, where I usually when I use a file, css, I enter the tools developers, Edit, then go to style editor, and click save next to the file css, and save, but here in the scss, when you press the Save button, do not save and return the page to its default status !! , Is there a solution to this problem, God willing? , And this video shows the idea more, God willing : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKPMXCkD4mg
Note: I tried using the --source map and nothing happened