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вт, 1 янв. 2019 г. в 06:45, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com>: |
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> With the newer Firefox versions, I've noticed something weird about |
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> downloading files. Usually these are videos using a download helper for |
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> videos and sometimes it is a normal file download, depends on the site. |
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> Either way, I get something odd at times. So far, I've yet to see any |
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> rhyme or reason to it. I can't figure out what triggers it. This is |
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> what it does. I start a download, either using a video helper add on or |
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> downloading as a file. I give it a name and location and it shows in |
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> the download window that it is downloading. However, if I go to the |
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> directory where it should be, sometimes nothing shows up. It will |
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> complete the download and then show that it failed after finishing the |
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> download. However, if I notice that it is not in the directory where it |
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> should be and I go back to the download window, hit pause and then |
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> resume, it starts over from the beginning and then shows up in the |
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> directory where it should be. Most of the time, it shows up that it is |
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> downloading and it is where it should be without be doing anything |
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> further but sometimes, it doesn't. |
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> One other thing that it does on rare occasions. It will show it is |
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> downloading for a good while, sometimes more than half way, then |
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> disappear in the directory as if it is deleted but still show that it is |
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> downloading in the download window. I've only seen it do that a few |
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> times but it is annoying to look and make sure it is downloading a file |
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> that takes a hour or more only to have it disappear part way through. |
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> This started with the new multi-process versions or whatever it is |
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> called of Firefox. It acts like a permissions problem or something to |
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> me. It either thinks it doesn't have write permissions at the start or |
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> thinks it loses them part way through or something. If it only did this |
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> when using the add on, I'd think it is that but it also does it when I'm |
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> downloading as a file with no add on being used. Either way, I'm not |
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> sure what to look into really. I'm not even sure what to google for to |
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> see if anyone else is noticing this. What does one call this problem??? |
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I experience similar problems with downloading files in Firefox for quite |
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a long time. I cannot say for how long time exactly, but estimating it |
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from memory: for about a few years. Yes, t is quite annoying but |
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currently I have already got the habit to open download manager |
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every time I download a file, stop downloading it and then restart again. |
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(I even try to do the same automatically while using other web browsers |
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like chromium or google-chrome. :) |
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However, I believe that it has nothing to do with "the newer Firefox versions" |
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as I still use Firefox version 52.9.0 (compiled without clang) and all these |
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troubles with downloading files started even on much more earlier versions. |