On 11/17/2009 01:53 PM, Drew C. wrote: > On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, at 1:29 p.m., NoOp wrote: >> On 11/16/2009 07:11 PM, NoOp wrote: >>> You can copy the path of the download from the download progress dialog >>> *and* the download manager - just right-click the link being downloaded >>> and select 'Copy Download Link'. >> >> Forgot to add: from the Download Manger - Edit|Copy Download Link. >> >> Do none of those work for you? > > Those actions copy the original URL of the download. What I want is the > path of the local file that is saved to my PC.
My apologies; I've also been informed by jens that the bug is related to where the file has been downloaded *locally*. Sorry, never paid much attention to that "feature" as I set downloads to go to only one folder & can find the file by a search if I'm not paying attention and it goes astray. Is this "feature" really such a deal breaker for you for moving on to 2.0? I mean, it seems pretty simple/logical to create a 'download' folder and then set Edit|Preferences|Browser|Downloads|When saving a file: Save files to... or keep the 'Always ask me where to save files' default. I'd have to vote for 'WONTFIX' as it seems to me that the "feature" just adds unecessary bloat (clutter?) to the interface. Now something _useful_ like allowing a setting to limit the download bandwidth I'd vote for[1]. [1] Currently there is not ability to limit the bandwidth of the download manager in SM. The result is that it tends to suck up any and all available bandwidth on the download. This can be a pretty serious issue on a network where bandwidth is limited, particularly where multiple SM's are downloading and fighting for bandwidth. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
