oftentired wrote:Try going to settings and turning off the built in turbo charged download manager if it is turned on.
Speaking of turbo download manager, is there a way to get it to overwrite files instead of doing the filename(1).zip routine? The overwrite downloads extension does not work with the turbo download. I like the Turbo which is why I am hoping there's an Easter Egg or something to get it to work the other way.
• in settings checkmark, ask where to save..., and then when the download dialog prompts, rename the subsequent files to something that works for you to avoid the (1) (2)
• relocated the downloaded file before downloading another
For those of you who wear aluminum foil hats, the voices lie, don't believe them!
Mostly my replies are about Windows OS. If not I try to remember to specify Linux.
Now that you mention relocate I guess I could just download to desktop and drag and drop to my download folder when done. Explorer will overwrite it for me.
