Public bug reported:
I have a huge folder of downloaded files. Problem is, most of the file
descriptions are useless. The files get downloaded over time because of
slow-bandwidth, so I forget where I get them from or what application
they refer to.
I do not have any clue which website the files originated from and would
have to manually google the file name, hoping to get a reference
somewhere.
Surely there must be a way of keeping track of the *links to the files*
when they are downloaded, so that I can backtrack to the reference
material?
I consider this a bug, since the Ubuntu Download folder should be more
intelligent and be able to keep track of files contaiined
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Downloaded files missing links and/reference to location
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