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David661
Helpful | Level 6
1 year ago
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Can't download a file when using Safari on Sonoma

Hello,   Since a few week I can't download a file, nothing happen when I click on download. But, I can download a folder! So when I need a file I have to download the entire folder witch is v...
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    David661
    1 year ago

    hello,

     

    It was the Antidote extension !

    Without it, it's working.

    Thank You.

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David661
Helpful | Level 6
1 year ago

My own dropbox.

 

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Jay
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1 year ago

Could you try switching browsers to see if this helps?

 

Otherwise, you can try using incognito/private browsing mode without any extensions running, clearing your cache and even resetting your browser entirely.

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    David661
    Helpful | Level 6
    1 year ago

    Yes working with chrome

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      Jay
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      1 year ago

      As this is working in Chrome, then it means that something in Safari is preventing the downloads. Could you try running it in private browsing mode or without any extensions running to see if this helps?

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        David661
        Helpful | Level 6
        1 year ago

        Yes, it's working in private mode.

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