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gyng / save-in

WebExtension for saving media, links, or selections into user-defined directories
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[solved] conflict filename and page title #109

Closed xxyyzz2050 closed 5 years ago

xxyyzz2050 commented 5 years ago

this extension make confictions with other extensions such as : Save page WE when this ext. enabled and trying to save a page using save page WE, it gives wrong filename and page title, it gives the last filename and extension that downloaded via Save in, for example it save an image file instead of the intended html page

note: I don't want to use save in to save full page archive (html)

update fixed in version 3.4.1 commit #00ca8...

gyng commented 5 years ago

Is this on Chrome, or on Firefox?

gyng commented 5 years ago

@xxyyzz2050 can you try again in 3.4.1? It might be fixed.

pablo712 commented 5 years ago

Hello, after last update, it's not working for me.

This is what I usually use it for: // Add ISO date to filenames filename: .* into: :pagetitle:.zip

now it gives error with any rule I use it

xxyyzz2050 commented 5 years ago

@gyng fixed, thank you <3

gyng commented 5 years ago

@pablo712 I don't know what could have broken it, if possible can you try resetting to defaults?

pablo712 commented 5 years ago

@pablo712 I don't know what could have broken it, if possible can you try resetting to defaults?

I already tried, but it is not working for me, neither in firefox or chrome. Does it work for you?

gyng commented 5 years ago

@pablo712 yes, your rule seem to work for me. Does anyone else have this problem?

pablo712 commented 5 years ago

@gyng all good now. It looks like there was a bug with the link. thanks a lot