Renaud, Timimi works for me and I am using it now.
- Using Timimi you can store your tiddlywiki.html file anywhere and if firefox is the default browser double click will open it and you can save it where it is. - If you are opening it at a URL rather than File location you may be confusing the original with the local wiki. - The advantage with Timimi is you chose where to save files because they can be reopened from there, and you do not need to allow autosave within downloads. Please give a little more detail - FireFox version (latest fine) - Operating System - TW5 or TWC - Anything else? Since I installed Timimi and used it for months (if not years the installation is unfamiliar to me). For me - FireFox laters public release version - Operating System Windows 10 - TW5 or TWC Mosly TW5 use TiddlyDesktop for TWC Regards Tony On Tuesday, March 24, 2020 at 3:55:38 AM UTC+11, Renaud B. wrote: > > Hello, > > So far, I haven't been able to save my Tiddlywiki file correctly on > Firefox. I have tried with the these two addons: > > File-backup : > > I followed the installation instructions. I put a TW file in a directory > inside the Firefox Download directory > (/home/renaud/Téléchargements/Tiddlywikis/, this is the Firefox default > download folder in french), I open it, I click Save, and it asks me where I > want to save the file. If I choose the tiddlywiki file currently in use, it > opens it in a second tab, and it gives me a warning that the file is opened > twice... I have tried to check and uncheck the Firefox option where it asks > or not where to save the file, it doesn't change anything. So the problem > is that whatever I try (like restarting Firefox), it keeps asking me where > to save the file instead of simply overwriting the existing one. > > Timimi : > > This one gives me a different problem. I installed the addon and the local > files, restarted the browser, and then did some tests. It seems to work, it > says that the changes have been saved, but if I reload the file, they > haven't. > > So, what would you suggest that I try in order to be able to use it? > > I haven't try the savetiddlers addon, because from what I understand I > need to keep the Ask where to save file option unchecked, which is annoying > for me because in my general use of Firefox, I like to have it checked. I > would prefer an alternative. > > Thanks for your support > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/cf67259f-ab83-4f46-bfbe-d42ac36151f6%40googlegroups.com.
