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(In reply to :Gijs (he/him) from comment #2)
> I'm assuming you're talking about how they show up in Firefox's preferences/settings, when using "always open similar files"? But it's not clear from comment 0...
> Like in bug 1750979, the problem is likely related to the mimetype the server sends.

Yes, I'm reffering to the fact that all of the listed examples above are added under the same content type "Firefox HTML document" and the default action would be "Open with Firefox", but that doesn't actually do an auto-open on download. see also https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1750990#c3 . Interesting enough, if I manually open the file from download pannel, it works calling the right app. (for example in the .vcf case example, it will open with People which is the default app. in my Windows) - guessing Firefox will pass it to the OS ?

(In reply to :Gijs (he/him) from comment #2)
> I'm assuming you're talking about how they show up in Firefox's preferences/settings, when using "always open similar files"? But it's not clear from comment 0...
> Like in bug 1750979, the problem is likely related to the mimetype the server sends.

Yes, I'm reffering to the fact that all of the listed examples above are added under the same content type "Firefox HTML document" and the default action would be "Open with Firefox", but that doesn't actually do an auto-open on download. see also https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1750990#c3 . Interesting enough, if I manually open the file from download pannel, it works calling the right app. (for example in the .vcf case (https://github.com/elimuinformatics/vcf2fhir/tree/master/vcf2fhir/test ), it will open with People which is the default app. in my Windows) - guessing Firefox will pass it to the OS ?

(In reply to :Gijs (he/him) from comment #2)
> I'm assuming you're talking about how they show up in Firefox's preferences/settings, when using "always open similar files"? But it's not clear from comment 0...
> Like in bug 1750979, the problem is likely related to the mimetype the server sends.

Yes, I'm reffering to the fact that all of the listed examples above are added under the same content type "Firefox HTML document" and the default action would be "Open with Firefox", but that doesn't actually do an auto-open on download which is fine for Save link as. see also https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1750990#c3 . Interesting enough, if I manually open the file from download pannel, it works calling the right app. (for example in the .vcf case (https://github.com/elimuinformatics/vcf2fhir/tree/master/vcf2fhir/test ), it will open with People which is the default app. in my Windows) - guessing Firefox will pass it to the OS ?