I have just figured the colon character is used to separate timestamp in filename. Testing the extension with Firefox on macOS, it seems the character is simply replaced by a whitespace in this case.
After a bit of research, colon in filename is also forbidden in the Windows world. It should be no worry for Linux however 😃 .
To have a coherent filename through all systems, it may be better to use an other separator e.g. this Chrome extension uses hyphen / minus symbol. What do you think about it ?
I have just figured the colon character is used to separate timestamp in filename. Testing the extension with Firefox on macOS, it seems the character is simply replaced by a whitespace in this case. After a bit of research, colon in filename is also forbidden in the Windows world. It should be no worry for Linux however 😃 .
To have a coherent filename through all systems, it may be better to use an other separator e.g. this Chrome extension uses hyphen / minus symbol. What do you think about it ?