On 2022/01/25 16:32, fo...@dnmx.org wrote: > Also, it would seem hat one cannot print-out to a file, because the > default path/file-name is ~/mozzila.pdf and you cannot change it (because > unveil). > > And the (now confirming) trick to get to ~/Downloads doesn't work with this. > > And when I tried creating an folder (which once just made an in > ~/Downloads - this time didn't, and also my whole browser crashed.. > writing this for the 2nd time :d
You can disable unveil, see the pkg-readme file for Firefox, much of it applies to tor-browser too with the obvious changes to paths. > Best regards, fossy. > > > > What the.. the files appeared now for some reason.. I hate random, > > unpredictable stuff.. it might be that me saving an link(or just browsing > > that path) had "saved" the path to the "Recent" and now I can also > > open/upload files, too. This is most probably per-session only and I'd > > probably have to save a link or at least do some part of that action every > > session.. which isn't THAT annoying, just - I discovered it by accident > > (if that is the case), and not everyone might do just that.. > > > >> On 2022/01/25 12:35, George Rosamond wrote: > >>> On 1/25/22 10:52, fo...@dnmx.org wrote: > >>> > So I can see files when saving an file, but not via CTRL+O to open > >>> files.. > >>> > > >>> > >>> Do you mean ctl-o doesn't open the "Open File" dialog at all or you > >>> can't > >>> see anything? It's restricted to files in ~/Downloads I believe. > >>> > >>> g > >>> > >> > >> Unless you change settings, the only directory visible in Ctrl-O's left > >> hand window which permits access is ~/Downloads. Otherwise there's the > >> recently use file list which is displayed by default, and "Computer" > >> (i.e. /), both of which are not unveiled so don't show any entries. > >> > >> The standard recently used list is in $XDG_DATA_HOME/recently-used.xbel > >> which is permitted, but the browser checks the $XDG_DATA_HOME directory > >> first which is not unveiled - so in that case the browser tries to > >> create > >> it and fails and then skips trying to open the list. > >> > >> > > > > > >
