Derryl

+1 on it not working for PDF's in Firefox. Although there's only so much you can do client-side, the only foolproof solution is to sent download headers from the server

Cool, thanks for the quick response!

Is it possible (with the current version) to perform recursive uploads without hard-coding every subdirectory? I'd try [your method](https://github.com/pifantastic/grunt-s3/issues/19#issuecomment-11783617), but I'd have to keep updating the config whenever I write...

@johnstark I also switched to [grunt-aws-s3](https://github.com/MathieuLoutre/grunt-aws-s3) to work around this problem. However, that library doesn't let you compress your text files before uploading... so I had to add an extra...

I've also been having this issue, although with alpha.1

Edit: I just updated my grunt-s3 package, which has the new code from [pull request #63](https://github.com/pifantastic/grunt-s3/pull/63). Gzipped files are now uploaded with the MIME type that I specified (hooray). That...

No, they only started appearing after I updated grunt-s3