Describe the bug
When I download an attachment into a folder other than the Downloads folder, I get a notification saying "Download completed", but when I click on it it says that the file "C:\Users\myname\Downloads\file.pdf" doesn't exist. Obviously it doesn't exist, I put the file somewhere else. It should look in the folder where I put it instead of the Downloads folder.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Find an email with an attachment.
Download the attachment.
Save the attachment in a folder other than the Downloads folder.
When you get a notification saying "Download completed", click on it.
You will get an error message because it looked in the wrong folder.
Expected behavior
Clicking on the notification should open the correct file instead of showing an error because it attempts to open the wrong file.
Media
It looks in the Downloads folder even though that's not where I saved the file. In this case it should try to open C:\Users\myname\AppData\Local\Temp\709673.pdf instead.
OS Windows
Gmail Desktop Version 2.25.3.0
Describe the bug When I download an attachment into a folder other than the Downloads folder, I get a notification saying "Download completed", but when I click on it it says that the file "C:\Users\myname\Downloads\file.pdf" doesn't exist. Obviously it doesn't exist, I put the file somewhere else. It should look in the folder where I put it instead of the Downloads folder.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Expected behavior Clicking on the notification should open the correct file instead of showing an error because it attempts to open the wrong file.
Media
It looks in the Downloads folder even though that's not where I saved the file. In this case it should try to open C:\Users\myname\AppData\Local\Temp\709673.pdf instead.