How to Change the Default Download 'Save to' Location in Firefox. Here's How:1. Open Firefox, click on Tools. Firefox - Change Default Download Save To Location. Hacker Programme Fr Cracking.
No, I am not asking how to set a default application or action. Speech And Language Processing 2nd Edition. Now that I have that out of the way, I want to know how to determine the default selected radio button for the download dialog: I would like PDF files to have 'Open With' default pre-selected, and everything else to have 'Save File' pre-selected. The important thing is that I still want the download dialog to appear, but I don't like how firefox automatically selects one radio button or another (seemingly at random). Someone posted exactly what I am asking for (in much more detail) here: As far as I am aware, Firefox determines what radio button select, but this cannot be changed by the user. The default actions are determined via the file, so this file is the one that you should modify once to suite your preferences, then copy to new installations. Although the answer of @harrymc points to the right document, it doesn't say precisely which settings need to be changed and how to fix this. As pointed out by @crazypotato, Firefox should normally rembember the last option selected and preselect that in the dialog window.
On one of my computers this worked fine, on another it did not. To solve the issue there, I had to modify the file mimeTypes. Leaving Your Computer On Makes Money. rdf: in the RDF:Description entry with attribute RDF:about='urn:mimetype:handler:application/pdf' I added the attributes NC:useSystemDefault='true' NC:saveToDisk='false' and changed NC:handleInternal to false.
I'm not sure if all of these changes were necessary. Note that it doesn't seem possible to actually fix a preselection: firefox will always remember your last choice (per file type), even if you set NC:editable='false'.