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Firefox Download File Properties Shows Website - How to display in Windows 10

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Hi,

I am using Firefox 47 on Windows 10.

Over the past several months, I've purchased and downloaded graphics files and fonts from various websites. Now, I'd like to organize all the files I've been downloading (there are many) by the website I downloaded them from.

When I open the Firefox downloads window (CTRL+J), below the file name I can see the file size, which site I downloaded each file from (e.g., abcgraphics.com) and the date I downloaded it.When I open my downloads folder in Windows 10, I can no longer see the website info.


I'd like to organize and move my files to categorize them by the site I downloaded them from (e.g., ABCGraphics.com files go into the "ABC Graphics" folder, DEFGraphics.com files go into the "DEF Graphics" folder.

How can I do this easily and quickly?

Thanks in advance, Flygirl555

Hi, I am using Firefox 47 on Windows 10. Over the past several months, I've purchased and downloaded graphics files and fonts from various websites. Now, I'd like to organize all the files I've been downloading (there are many) by the website I downloaded them from. When I open the Firefox downloads window (CTRL+J), below the file name I can see the file size, which site I downloaded each file from (e.g., abcgraphics.com) and the date I downloaded it.When I open my downloads folder in Windows 10, I can no longer see the website info. I'd like to organize and move my files to categorize them by the site I downloaded them from (e.g., ABCGraphics.com files go into the "ABC Graphics" folder, DEFGraphics.com files go into the "DEF Graphics" folder. How can I do this easily and quickly? Thanks in advance, Flygirl555