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WebView2 Downloads UI - Open file or Show in folder options are not working #3578
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I believe this is different than #3452. Due to the file access limitations of UWP I believe we removed the default methods for opening the folder (there's usually a little folder icon in the UI list) but seems we missed the context-menu options. I've added this as a bug on our backlog to address. Thanks! |
Thanks @champnic for prioritizing this. On a side note , when you download , it goes to the location/Downloads/"AppName" and the app has access to the subfolder "AppName" . So ideally the app has access to open the file or open the folder location. That means from the download UI app has access to open it right? |
@champnic When will this issue be solved? |
@pubtom We haven't begun the work on this item yet. I don't have a timeline to share at this point, sorry. |
@champnic Any update on this issue? Thanks |
No update here yet. |
No updates here yet. |
@champnic Any update on this issue? |
Any update? |
No updates here yet. |
Any update on this issue? |
Description
Open any webpage in webview2 for eg: https://www.microsoft.com .
Right click on the page and then from the context menu , use the option 'save as ' to save the html content to disk.
From the downloads UI that is visible at the top right , select the file , then right click and try the option "Open file" or "Show in folder".
Nothing happens.
Also there is no way to show/hide the downloads UI from code.
Version
SDK: Microsoft.UI.Xaml - 2.8.4
Runtime: 114.0.1823.43
Framework: UWP
OS: Windows 11
AB#45394990
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