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- Vurdert til 4 ut av 5av Luciano_077, én dag sidenWhen I try to install it on Firefox for Android version 115, it doesn't work, it says it's not compatible. I've used the desktop version for several years and I haven't had any problems, it's very good. Thanks to the developers.
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postet én dag sidenI'm sorry about that. Note that the version 115 is quite old and that it was one of the first versions to support Web Extensions on Android. This might be the cause of the issue. The extension should work properly in more recent versions of Firefox for Android. - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av alijsh, 5 dager siden
- Vurdert til 4 ut av 5av Rob Cookson, 5 dager siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 18550366, én måned siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av igorlogius, én måned siden
- Vurdert til 2 ut av 5av Carissa, én måned sidenAfter v1.22.66 update got installed, downloads of random web pages fail to get past 'Step 1/3', even after 7 minutes waiting; said failures happened at wiki pages at github, or random news articles. 🙁
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When Moz canceled Addons in Firefox, oh it was a grievous act, especially because I lost SingleFile use. After years of holding a faint hope that SingleFile would come back ... I found it again! For Android. Oh, joyful day! Truly.
I fiddled with the settings to my heart's content, and SingleFile works like a champ in my peruser. 'Save as PDF' of the peruser often clips-off wide text lines; SingleFile gives me a clean copy of a webpage. Something I disliked is that ISO date/time vars only emit Zulu time; I want the ISO format for local date/time. But I recommend SingleFile with a high-five.
Side annoyance: Android won't open with a peruser an HTML file living in mobile storage, *sigh*. So I use an HTML editor that has a 'display html' function to view my saved web pages. - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av alex946, én måned siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Seän "frostbyte" Shepherd, én måned siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av TheNocturnalDevGypsy, én måned siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av halic, 2 måneder sidenThis is an outstanding addon that makes an excellent quality PDF from any webpage of your choice. The beauty is that it makes a pretty much perfect copy of the website, and saves it to your desktop as an html file. That file can then be turned into high quality Pdf by opening it in a browser, and using the browsers ‘Print function/menu’ to save it locally, as a Pdf. So, brilliant right? Well yes, but there is a problem. Previous to a week ago, all SingleFile Pdf’s were saved using OCR. In other words, the Pdf created was an editable [copy and paste from the Pdf] document. Of late, I have noticed that this is no longer the case. All my latest saved Pdf’s using the SingleFile addon are now saved as image-Pdf's 😒 instead of 'true' editable Pdf's. Can this be fixed? Otherwise ❤ your Addon, thank you. *UPDATE* - After 're-jigging' my firefox installation + a reboot or two, the issue is resolved [as the dev suggested it would be]. So I am all chuffed again now, and have re-rated this great addon with 5 stars 😊 Thank you for your prompt response👍
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postet 2 måneder sidenThank you for the review! The behavior/bug you describe is not related to SingleFile but rather to Firefox. The only thing that could be causing this problem from my point of view would be related to the settings in the “File format” section of the options page in SingleFile. You have to make sure the file format is “HTML”. You can also reset the settings to see if it fixes the issue.
UPDATE - I'm glad to hear the issue is resolved! 😊 - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 14643647, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 3 ut av 5av sward, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13444593, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 18504599, 2 måneder sidenI have never registered a Firefox account, but I have been using the plug-in you wrote for a year. The "save webpage" function that comes with Firefox or Google Chrome is very ineffective and will export a bunch of code with unclear meaning, while your plug-in will export a complete HTML document.
Some websites prohibit copying of its content, use your plugin to save first and then copy, this works great! - Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Gummi, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av John, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Cecil, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 13532323, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av 1048576, 2 måneder siden
- Vurdert til 5 ut av 5av Firefox-bruker 17560651, 3 måneder siden