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I have an issue where if I directly load a .ttl file in Firefox, the plugin intercepts the request and creates a tab with contents moz-extension://6d962960-a724-3b4f-8391-4392f21ef52e/page_panel.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.net%2Ftest%2Fv1%2Fpathdeets%2Fmy_turtle.ttl&type=turtle&ext=.
Because the document would normally trigger the "download file" dialog (rather than loading in a tab), there is no way to see the original URI that triggered the load. The only place it is displayed in the plugin panel is as a url-encoded query parameter in the tab URI.
It would be good to at print the original URI somewhere so it's easy to copy/paste/modify.
Thanks!
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@smalinin - Can the target URI (potentially with other document metadata), in this case being https://example.net/test/v1/pathdeets/my_turtle.ttl, be presented in a DIV, with the representation currently delivered by the plugin in a parallel DIV?
I have an issue where if I directly load a .ttl file in Firefox, the plugin intercepts the request and creates a tab with contents
moz-extension://6d962960-a724-3b4f-8391-4392f21ef52e/page_panel.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.net%2Ftest%2Fv1%2Fpathdeets%2Fmy_turtle.ttl&type=turtle&ext=
.Because the document would normally trigger the "download file" dialog (rather than loading in a tab), there is no way to see the original URI that triggered the load. The only place it is displayed in the plugin panel is as a url-encoded query parameter in the tab URI.
It would be good to at print the original URI somewhere so it's easy to copy/paste/modify.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: