MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 19/01/2013 17:53, Tom told the world:
When I download an .html page seamonkey uses no longer the filename in the URL
since V2.15 but it uses the description of the page as filename.
Can I change this that it is like before?
Well, this change in behavior was documented in bug 254139:
<https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=254139>
Thank you for the info.
Apparently this change has been requested for years,
Not from me.
and Mozilla was the
only major browser who did *not* do this.
That's why I like and use Seamonkey
The reasoning is that in most
cases the page <title> field is more descriptive than the filename
When I download pages from online magazines or newspapers the filename is often descriptive. Otherwise I
change it to a descriptive name. I do not like filenames with " " instead of "_" or
"-".
There isn't a pref to turn it off, but Gavin Sharp made an extension for
people who prefer the old way (linked from Comment #71 on the bug thread):
<https://github.com/gavinsharp/SaveAsFilename>
How can I install this?
It would be nice when a future version of SeaMonkey has the feature to toggle
between filename and description.
I prefer the traditional way.
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