Save From Net Extension
Gaetan Boren
Anyway what I am trying to do right now is I have a extension button that opens up a page with a TEXTAREA. I want the user to be able to enter text into this textarea box and save this to be called later (this setting also needs to be available to be called again the next time Chrome is opened, whatever they enter into this textbox I want to keep that value permanently unless they save over it).
For testing purposes I have a addEventListener for inserting a set text value to make sure the insert function works. I have a button for a hard coded set of text, then another button to try to insert the "saved" text which should be the var txtValue.
Unfortunately this is happening on my system as well (macOS 10.15.7 and Safari 14). It never works in Safari.
In Chrome I do sometimes get notifications asking me whether I would like to save the login details.
Of course I do have the bitwarden extension setup accordingly.
Joined just to add to this thread. Migrated over from LastPass and really miss having the autofill icon in the entry fields and the prompt to save passwords.
Currently experiencing no prompt to save new logins across Chrome and Firefox (latest versions of both) on Mac OS 11.2.1
Almost no character encoding has consecutive zeroes as a valid character. So, non-plain text files, also called binary files are ones with consecutive zero characters in them. Any executable, or any JPG, PNG, etc, is binary.
The solution from post above for those who will view this topic:
With a plain text file open, choose Preferences -> Settings - syntax specific, then in the right tab add the line
"default_extension": "txt"
I have some functional scripts and I want to copy to /usr/bin I want to use them as normal terminal commands. Is it a good practice to use them with the .sh extension or can I save them without extension?
No, it is not a good practice, you should keep your scripts without extension. Note, that scripts being part of packages doesn't have a .sh extension, i.e. update-grub, not update-grub.sh. If you are still not convinced, then be advised, that Google Shell Style Guide says:
However, if the scripts are part of a larger project, I find it useful to have file name extensions on them to remind myself whether the files in the repo are editable (e.g. scripts, source code), or compiled binary files.
I'm not sure if there is anybody who asked this before, but i just wanna know why we can't save as or export to .ai or .cdr or maybe other extension instead of affinity file? Is it because of something like copyright (?) limitation or will it be a new feature in the future? Thanks
Basically Serif does not know how as .ai and .cdr are proprietary formats with no public documentation. I think though that it should be possible to use older .ai formats as they are based in postscript and available in other third party apps too.
Export to AI format is not possible because it is a proprietary format with no public documentation. I used to think the same about import from CDR format, but I found out a few weeks ago that this is not the case. However, I don't know whether the ability to import CDR files would necessarily mean that exporting to that format is reasonably straightforward.
CDR was originally a closed/proprietary format. There's no public spec. I believe what Matt is referring to is to reverse-engineering it to be able to import its data into Affinity something that was already tried before by the sk1 team. As there's no public documentation i don't believe we are able to export it but i may be wrong here.
I trying do open/import .CDR file and is not possible. Get some research and found possible to open and save in opensource Inkspace would be nice to import in AD if they can why you are not? ;) . I don't expect to import very complex images from CDR but some compatibility, would be a great improvements.
In macOS Catalina I know that under Finder -> Preferences -> Advanced I can check "Show all filename extensions" and it will do that, but I do not want that. For example, I want to keep hiding all the .app extensions.
However, it used to be that by default, when I saved a file from an application, the Finder would show that file's extensions. Maybe this was a setting I set that I forgot about, or maybe that was the default for the OS, I don't know for sure, but I do know that is the way it worked across all applications.
Now, under Catalina, the default is to hide the file's extension. To get the extension to show, I either need to add it to the filename when saving or save it and then go to the file's Info and uncheck "Hide extension".
This was annoying me too.Today I found a solution.You can now set save with/without extension in every application.As soon as you get the Save screen you can change this and it will be saved for that application
Hi
I using the 'Save my email attachments to a SharePoint document library' flow.
However, I needed to add the date to the name of the attachment, so i created the attached flow. However, the file type of the attachment is not saving - and i seem to be getting a second file being saved without the file extension with the following at the end of the file name - ".application_octet-stream".
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