**Steps to Reproduce** 1. Ensure *browser.download.improvements_to_download_panel* pref is set to true. 2. Ensure "Save files to <path>" option is selected from about:preferences 3. Try opening a PDF that sends CD: attachment. (eg. open any google doc and use File > Print inside the gdocs UI) 4. Click the "Download" button displayed in pdf.js on the new tab that's been opened. **Expected Results** Another copy of the PDF is created on local disk **Actual Results** We should either directly prompt where to save the PDF, or just hide the "Download" button for that file.
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**Steps to Reproduce** 1. Ensure *browser.download.improvements_to_download_panel* pref is set to true. 2. Ensure "Save files to <path>" option is selected from about:preferences 3. Try opening a PDF that sends CD: attachment. (eg. open any google doc and use File > Print inside the gdocs UI) 4. Click the "Download" button displayed in pdf.js on the new tab that's been opened. **Expected Results** Another copy of the PDF is created on local disk and another tab opens showing the new file **Actual Results** We should either directly prompt where to save the PDF, or just hide the "Download" button for that file. If they decide to save the file again, we shouldn't be opening another tab and should just show the downloads panel.
**Steps to Reproduce** 1. Ensure *browser.download.improvements_to_download_panel* pref is set to true. 2. Ensure "Save files to <path>" option is selected from about:preferences and that PDFs are configured to open in Firefox 3. Try opening a PDF that sends CD: attachment. (eg. open any google doc and use File > Print inside the gdocs UI) 4. Click the "Download" button displayed in pdf.js on the new tab that's been opened. **Expected Results** Another copy of the PDF is created on local disk and another tab opens showing the new file **Actual Results** We should either directly prompt where to save the PDF, or just hide the "Download" button for that file. If they decide to save the file again, we shouldn't be opening another tab and should just show the downloads panel.