The problem described in my subject line just started happening when Firefox updated to v 141.0. (I'm running it on a desktop with Windows 10.) All of a sudden I have t… (čitajće wjace)
The problem described in my subject line just started happening when Firefox updated to v 141.0. (I'm running it on a desktop with Windows 10.) All of a sudden I have to fish each screenshot out of my downloads folder. Any suggestions?
I'm using Firefox on macOS, and I'm having a persistent issue with the built-in screenshot tool. When I take a screenshot using the right-click → "Take Screenshot" op… (čitajće wjace)
I'm using Firefox on macOS, and I'm having a persistent issue with the built-in screenshot tool.
When I take a screenshot using the right-click → "Take Screenshot" option, Firefox always saves the image to the Downloads folder, even though I’ve changed the setting in about:config to use a different save location.
I've tried modifying:
browser.download.dir to a custom folder
browser.download.useDownloadDir → true or false (I've tested both)
Despite these changes, Firefox continues to ignore the custom path and always saves screenshots in the default Downloads folder.
I’d like to know:
Is this a known issue?
Is there a working method to change the default save folder for screenshots?
Or is the screenshot tool hardcoded to use Downloads regardless of configuration?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Normal downloads are saved in my "saved files" folder but screenshots are written to system "downloads" folder and i can't set them to be saved i "saved files". This happ… (čitajće wjace)
Normal downloads are saved in my "saved files" folder but screenshots are written to system "downloads" folder and i can't set them to be saved i "saved files". This happens even on clean new profile. I'm on Linux Mint Xia. Thanks for any advice.
Hi I regularly update a JSON file from VMware. In the past (before March this year), when I clicked the link below, and then clicked "save", the file I was viewing was … (čitajće wjace)
Hi
I regularly update a JSON file from VMware. In the past (before March this year), when I clicked the link below, and then clicked "save", the file I was viewing was saved, as expected.
Since I tried this in March, it would display the new updated file when I click on the link. I then click Save, and the old file that was last saved months back is saved. Even deleting the file in the Downloads folder still saves the old file data.
I found that if I deleted all cookies and cached data for vmware.com, that the next time the latest file would be saved. I last did that in June. Today, in July, I view the file as dated 18 July, but when saved, the data from 17 June is saved in Downloads.
I'm running the latest Windows 140.0.4 (64-bit) Firefox on Windows Server 2022.
Is this a bug with JSON files? Is there something I need to do? This used to work.
