pmario / file-backups

File Save & Backup Utility For TiddlyWiki
https://pmario.github.io/file-backups
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Doesn't work on new Firefox (v71.0)! #33

Closed morosanuae closed 4 years ago

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

Hi,

It doesn't work on the new Firefox (v71.0). I'm getting download failed every time I try to save. I use Firefox portable (from PortableApps).

Thanks.

pmario commented 4 years ago

Hi, Do you have a link for PortableApps FF?

pmario commented 4 years ago

Did you try the latest beta? https://github.com/pmario/file-backups/releases/tag/V0.3.10-beta

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

Hello,

I've tried the latest beta and has the same problem. The backup functionality is working, the files are downloaded. The simple save is not working (updating the same file). I'm a long time user of Firefox portable (PortableApps) and I didn't have any issues till now. This is the link to the Firefox portable (PortableApps): https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable

Thanks.

pmario commented 4 years ago

I did already find it and did some tests. There is a strange thing going on.

I did make FF the default browser BUT when I double-click the empty.html it starts FF witout the AddOn.

So I did:

After doing so, double clicking empty.html opens the app with AddOn activated.

The AddOn is active, if you see the "Blue Diamond" in the "button bar"

pmario commented 4 years ago

While experimenting please BACKUP your BACKUPS!!!!!

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

So I did: In File Explorer Right-click empty.html Settings Open with: FireFox -> Click Change Search the portable app

Well, this isn't really my normal way of using it. I usually open the browser and I just drag the TiddlyWiki file into a new tab (from the "Downloads" folder of course). The addon is active, I can see the "blue diamond" icon but it doesn't work like usual. Can it be problem introduced in the new version of Firefox?

While experimenting please BACKUP your BACKUPS!!!!!

I have backups, don't worry.

pmario commented 4 years ago

hmmm, As I wrote, it works fine for me. So the main question is: What is different?

Which OS do you use?

I use Win10 and did my tests within a Windows Sandbox, to have no side effects.

You did update FF to Version 71. ... Something else? Any new AddOns, that haven't been used before?

I use "Simple Tab Groups", "uBlock Origin", "Notes by Firefox" and "Feedbro". I'm pretty sure they work well with "file-backups".

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

I have Windows 10 v1909 x64. I will try with a fresh version of Firefox portable with only this addon installed and come back with feedback.

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

What I've tried so far:

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

I've found the problem! Maybe it's related to #32. I always use this path: Downloads > TiddlyWiki > My-Wiki > my-wiki.html This structure is very useful for me because I have a lot of files with different roles (ex. testing). If a put the file "my-wiki.html" into the root of "Downloads" folder it's working fine. Can you find a solution that will allow me to use a directory structure like the one I'm using now?

Thanks!

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

It also works with Downloads > TiddlyWiki > my-wiki.html

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

So it looks like the problem is nesting the file too deep.

pmario commented 4 years ago

I will check this

pmario commented 4 years ago

Hi, What ever I do, it works for me. ... Can you record a video?

morosanuae commented 4 years ago

I really don't know what's happening. I have made a second copy of the entire folder and it's working OK. The old (original) one is not working, the download fail every time. Even if I change the names of files and folders. Isn't that strange?

So I manage to resolve the problem, should I close this issue?

Thanks a lot!

pmario commented 4 years ago

It would be nice, if you could have a closer look. ... May be there is a timing issue somewhere. I'll have to have a closer look at the data-flow again.