On Firefox you can have arbitrarily named Containers and this extension supports separate export file per container. Naming scheme: "cookies.containerName.txt"
However when the container name contains a slash character, then the .download(...) function will automatically create a folder structure (unexpectedly).
For example, container name "Corp/Website" will ask the user to save that file in:
On Firefox you can have arbitrarily named Containers and this extension supports separate export file per container. Naming scheme: "cookies.containerName.txt"
However when the container name contains a slash character, then the .download(...) function will automatically create a folder structure (unexpectedly).
For example, container name "Corp/Website" will ask the user to save that file in:
Strip all slashes to prevent this. Other characters seem to be handled safely by the browser (like .. double-dot).
The slashes will be replaced with the
_underscore.EDIT: I have only tested this change in the JS console.