Firefox downloads incomplete files

This happens on latest: OS X / - Firefox (US English localization) Actual results: Firefox deleted downloaded files instead of just clearing download history. Expected results: Firefox only should have cleared the history, but not delete files. Click the Library button, click Downloads and click Show All Downloads at the bottom of the Downloads panel. Click the Library button and click Downloads from the menu. Click the menu button and click Downloads from the menu. The Library window will .  · Firefox frequently has problems completely downloading complete web pages. It often takes several clicks of the "save as" button to save more than a few bytes or kb of a web page. Can't Drag Drop GIFs/JPGs to Desktop; Firefox goes to the Google homepage when I click on one of my bookmarks, bltadwin.ru It does this for only this website, no others.

Starting in Firefox 91, Firefox uses a different logic when it comes to the opening of file downloads. We reviewed part of the ne behavior in June, namely that Firefox will save all files to the downloads folder regardless of whether users select the save option or the open option. It can be frustrating when a browser crashes in the middle of an important download. While Chrome can't resume an interrupted or failed download, Firefox browser can pick up right where you left off. Sometimes it is nearly impossible to download a file and serveral download attempts end in random file sizes, smaller than the targetted size, while the download manager doesn't complain. There should be a warning sign in the firefox download manager with the info that the file might be or is incomplete.

Check the Downloads panel for blocked downloads. Firefox includes a download protection feature to protect you from malicious or potentially harmful file downloads. If Firefox has blocked an unsafe download, you will see a warning message about the file in the Downloads panel, along with options for handling the pending download. When attempting to delete failed downloads, Firefox should ask the user to confirm. Sometimes the user may want to have a file even if the download didn't incomplete. When deleting files, Firefox should consider not circumventing the trash, to make files easier to recover. Firefox: Firefox is probably the best browser in terms of resuming partial downloads. An extension called Download Star allows a download to resume if you run into one of the issues mentioned above. Internet Explorer: IE takes a different approach and generates a partial file in the event that a file is only partially downloaded.