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Can linked attachments have their original names?

Samuel Murray All Messages By This Member #15751 Hello Our group just received its first e-mail with attachments, and the attachments are linked to at the bottom of the e-mail, like thus: Attachments: Copyright Article.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/0 Infographic - Copyright Amendment Bill March 2019 (5)_10.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/1 NOVUS_Mail__Guardian_2019-03-15_NTEzMjA3NTca_1376.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/2 When I click a link, my browser prompts me to save the file with the name "0", "1" or "2", instead of the attachments' actual names. This is a bit annoying for me personally, but I can imagine it must be frustrating for non-geek users who don't know about file extensions, since file "0" etc. won't show up as a PDF file on their Desktop. What can be done about this, and/or what causes it? I use Thunderbird and Opera. Copy/pasting the link in the browser doesn't change this behaviour. When I visit the actual message, then I can download the attachments using their actual names by clicking on the attachment icons, so that's one workaround, I suppose. Thanks Samuel
Jim Fisher Member Profile All Messages By This Member #15774 Looks like a bug to me. It's because Groups.io has put those numbers in place of the file name on the end of the URL. I suggest reporting it to [email protected] toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 25 Mar 2019 at 9:50, Samuel Murray wrote: Hello Our group just received its first e-mail with attachments, and the attachments are linked to at the bottom of the e-mail, like thus: > Attachments: > Copyright Article.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/0 > Infographic - Copyright Amendment Bill March 2019 (5)_10.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/1 > NOVUS_Mail__Guardian_2019-03-15_NTEzMjA3NTca_1376.pdf: /g/zalang/attachment/64461/2 When I click a link, my browser prompts me to save the file with the name "0", "1" or "2", instead of the attachments' actual names. This is a bit annoying for me personally, but I can imagine it must be frustrating for non-geek users who don't know about file extensions, since file "0" etc. won't show up as a PDF file on their Desktop. What can be done about this, and/or what causes it? I use Thunderbird and Opera. Copy/pasting the link in the browser doesn't change this behaviour. When I visit the actual message, then I can download the attachments using their actual names by clicking on the attachment icons, so that's one workaround, I suppose. Thanks Samuel -- - My thoughts on freedom (needs updating) - political snippets, especially economic policy - misc. snippets, some political, some not Forget Google! I search with which doesn't spy on you

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