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Currently if you are serving up a data tiddler you can click the "save" button and get a local, stand-alone TW. But this feature doesn't seem to work when serving up a stand-alone file. This would be useful, for instance, if you were on a mobile device and wanted a quick copy before leaving your local network. This would be useful even though the "downloaded" file is not in the exact home directory that you would usually use.
Thanks!
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On Fri, Aug 17, 2018, 01:43 Marxsal ***@***.***> wrote:
Currently if you are serving up a data tiddler you can click the "save"
button and get a local, stand-alone TW. But this feature doesn't seem to
work when serving up a stand-alone file. This would be useful, for
instance, if you were on a mobile device and wanted a quick copy before
leaving your local network. This would be useful even though the
"downloaded" file is not in the exact home directory that you would usually
use.
Thanks!
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Also, I just thought about it that you can always save from the directory listing! I don't know why I didn't think to mention that before. Just right click (or long press) then download the file.
Currently if you are serving up a data tiddler you can click the "save" button and get a local, stand-alone TW. But this feature doesn't seem to work when serving up a stand-alone file. This would be useful, for instance, if you were on a mobile device and wanted a quick copy before leaving your local network. This would be useful even though the "downloaded" file is not in the exact home directory that you would usually use.
Thanks!
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