Hi

On 21 July 2012 13:32, Antonio Roquentin <1023...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:

> Thank you for reporting this bug. Could you specify which version of
> firefox and ubuntu are you using? I cannot reproduce this bug in ubuntu
> 12.04 with firefox 14.0. If I try to save a text file from firefox and
> rename it so as to start with a dot, the file is correctly saved with
> the expected initial dot. When I try again and overwrite the file, I see
> no removal of the initial dot.
>

It is Ubuntu 12.04, 64bit, all packages up to date,
 ii  firefox        14.0.1+build1- Safe and easy web browser from Mozilla

When I click on a gmail attachment, application.doc, choose "download",
and change the filename to save to ".application.doc" it ignores the dot
and saves "application.doc" instead.

Regards,
Jan

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Title:
  firefox does not save an attachments starting with dot

Status in “firefox” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  When I download & save a file and I change the name to start with a dot,
  it 0) prompts me to replace the existing dot file, if it exists, 1) removes 
the
  existing dot file, and 2) silently removes the dot  and saves it with the 
name.

  Example, someone mailed me a .bash_completion to replace an existing one,
  and it removed the existing but saved /home/me/bash_completion.

  I consider it  a bug to not save dot-files if I ask for it, or to not give a 
proper
  error message if it refuses. If upstream disagrees, it is at least a bug to 
  remove the existing dot-file if it refuses to save over it.

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