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How to change default "open in browser as"
this is the default choice open in browser as:
How can I set TEXT as default, like this:
The default action depends on the MIME-type. Generally "text" is not the right type.
What is the MIME type (Content-Type response header) of the resource that you are trying to open?
Everytime, I need to select it... I would use ever the text choice, to transfer the link in my download manager. OR... for example in a filecrypt link: https://filecrypt.cc/Container/BAE5194A17.html I need to click on DLC and the select TEXT to generate the content:
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bllqU3luR1hYZzVwR1NvMGtMNDlIQUtJWFhzK1cxbWlpUyswQmYweGpxNWNLV0ZqN2IzaElDTGZ5dTdTdWEvVA==
to paste directly here: http://dcrypt.it/
Sorry, I'm not completely following your comment. Are you saying that the (text) response usually contains content that you'd like to display in the browser? If so, have you tried the Open in browser as Text + selecting the checkbox?
If not, please clarify. Your request also sounds familiar; in #47 you've also requested a similar feature.
yes, I'm saying that the text response content I'd like to display in the browser. This is more useful with dlc content (did you see the example?), and also for the link that don't pass automatically in my download manager (https://www.internetdownloadmanager.com/) I use this extension in Particolar for that.
and YES also for the #47 (compromise)
Have you tried:
If so, have you tried the Open in browser as Text + selecting the checkbox?
And for #47, have you tried what I suggested in a comment?
with ctrl+a/c I have the selection of the window
:-/
but are not we moving away from the thread? we want ever the open in browser like a text I honestly do not know what to do with the mime
If I select the MIME, Firefox give me a new save windows like this
other example... If I click on this page (download now) https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/select-inbox/
I have this
To have the direct-link in the url bar I need select text to receive this: https://addons.thunderbird.net/user-media/addons/_attachments/4285/select_inbox-2.7-tb.xpi?filehash=sha256%3Ade6b1f8b5a9551dc87698c54d32a268eef7e2f7182de8cb1e7ac52f5c3849f21
It's the quickly method I found.
Basically we want the possibility to choose the method we prefer, without having to do it from time to time.
You can use the "Da ora in avanti esegui questa azione per tutti i file di questo tipo." option to always default to opening as text. Would this address your needs?
In your specific case, the "dlc" extension is not recognized, which means that the option applies to all downloads rather than the specific file extension, which is not good. I intend to look into a fix in a future update, so that the file extension can also be used if the type could not be determined.
PS. Following your information in https://github.com/Rob--W/open-in-browser/issues/48#issuecomment-434999523 , I found my requested information:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="c968f19751929403b8bf3a32da9c53576bcb811b.dlc"
This means that the only way to distinguish your "download" from other "downloads" is by the proposed file extension.