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Download now buttons to your sidebar widget. Create password protected download now buttons. Users will only be able to download the file if they enter the correct password. View the tutorial Shortcode to show the download counter of a file. Use it to show off your file download count. Shortcode to show all the downloads from a particular category. Shortcode to embed a file tree browser for your downloadable files. The file browser is ajax based and it shows the files structured by categories. Ability to open the downloads in new browser window or tab. When your users click on a download button, it will open in a new window or tab. Ability to show your downloads in a grid display. View the tutorial Export all the file download logs to a CSV file. Ability to reset the log entries. Ability to trim the download log entries. Shortcode to show a number of latest downloads to your visitors. Shortcode to show a number of popular downloads to your visitors. Ability to disable the download monitoring (logging) for certain items (or all items). You can also choose to only monitor downloads from unique IP address only. Option to specify file size info so it can be shown to your visitors. View the tutorial Option to specify version number info for the download item so it can be shown to your visitors. Option to show the download published date. Option to restrict downloads to logged-in users only. View the tutorial Option to ignore download count from bots. Option to add Google reCAPTCHA to your download buttons. Option to add Terms and Condtions to your download buttons. Ability to easily clone/copy your existing download items. Ability to insert Adsense or other Ad code inside the download item display. Gutenberg block to insert download now buttons on a post or page. The stats menu can show you the top downloads, downloads by date, country, browser etc. View more details on the download monitor plugin page. Language Translations The following language translations are already available for the download monitor plugin: English German Spanish French Italian Russian Dutch Portuguese (Brasil) Simple Download Monitor Plugin Usage Once you have installed the plugin, go to “Downloads -> Settings” interface to configure some options A) Configure Download Monitor basic settings Admin Options: Remove Tinymce Button – Removes the SDM Downloads button from the WP content editor (default: unchecked). Color Options: Download Button Color – Select a default color of the download button (default: green). B) Add a new download To configure a new download follow these steps: Go to “Downloads->Add New” interface in your WP admin Enter a title for your download Add a description for the download Select

I also tried to add an about:config setting, "", and toggling it to both True and False, but that didn't change anything - apparently that was a troubleshooting step that disappeared ~8 years ago. I have tried using Waterfox's ability to clear all browsing & download history for all time, but that sadly didn't fix it. Additionally, in the Library window's left-most panel, the "History" and "All Bookmarks" sections work normally, and they display their contents in the right-most window panel normally. Right-clicking within this empty space pulls up the usual right-click menu, but nearly all options are clickable, including all of the options between "Pause" and "Show in folder," as well as "Delete" and "Remove from history." There is no response from Waterfox when I click any of these available options. When I tried to download the latest nVidia drivers this morning, the download icon next to the search bar in the main browser UI turned into a checkmark to indicate the file was done downloading, but when I clicked on it, it only shows "No downloads for this session" and "Show all downloads." Clicking "Show all downloads" pulls up the Library window, but the list of downloads on the right, where there is usually months' worth of old downloads, is completely blank. but, I can confirm this is happening to me on G5.0.2, too. I do not have the capability of downgrading to G5.0.1 to test whether the Downloads window works properly (the installer is not included in Waterfox's version history CDN ).

WalmartI enjoy a good Chromebook. They're so simple to use and rarely have problems. Not only that, but they're fast, secure, and as user-friendly as a computer can be. One of my favorite aspects of the Chromebook is the ability to quickly powerwash it (factory-reset it) and start fresh. The only problem with that scenario is that it deletes everything you've downloaded.Ack!If you don't regularly save files that you need to use later on, that's fine. But should you have a collection of important files in your Downloads folder, when you run a powerwash on the computer, all of those files will be gone. I've done this enough times to know how frustrating it can be.Also: 5 reasons Chromebooks are the perfect laptop (for most users)So, what do you do? Well, there are two paths you can take. The first is to tell Chrome to ask where to save each file. When configuring the browser as such, you can save those downloads anywhere you like (such as to an external SD card). The second option is to change the location of the Chrome downloads directory. Let me show you how to do both.How to enable Chrome to ask where to save each fileRequirementsThe only thing you'll need for this is a Chromebook. Make sure you're running an updated version of ChromeOS, so you have all the latest security patches and features. That's it. Let's make those changes. The first thing to do is open Chrome on your Chromebook, click the three-dot menu in the upper right corner, and click Settings from the menu. Show more Accessing the Chrome Settings window in ChromeOS. Screenshot by Jack Wallen/ZDNET Click Downloads in the left sidebar and you'll see the Downloads configuration window. Show more The default Downloads directory is located in the Chromebook's

If the app is open. If it doesn’t show up, it means the app or game is already closed. Pause downloads if your Xbox One is slowIt’s best to download one game at a time on your Xbox One. This will make your games download faster. If you try to download several games at once, they all have to share the bandwidth which can cause a downloading traffic jam. When only one game is downloading at a time, that game can use more bandwidth which will help it download faster. To pause downloads on your Xbox:Press the Xbox logo on your controller. This will pull up the Guide. Press down on your controller’s joystick to highlight My Games & Apps. Press A on your controller. Highlight See All and select A again. Scroll down the menu on the left to your Queue. This will show you all of your active downloads. If nothing is listed in the Queue, then nothing is trying to download. Highlight each download that you want to pause and press the Menu button on your controller. Highlight Pause and select A. Restart your Xbox console and internet router if downloads are slowRestart your Xbox One consoleSpeeding up your Xbox One downloads can be as simple as turning your equipment off and back on. Restarting your console can help solve connectivity issues that occur while downloading. To restart your Xbox One console:Hold down the Xbox button located in the middle of the controller. This will open the Power Center.Select Restart Console.Select Restart. Once you select Restart, all of your current downloads will pause automatically, and they will resume once you have restarted the console. You can double-check that your downloads have resumed by following these steps:Open My Games & Apps from the home screen.Select Queue and hover

Netflix has revolutionized the way we consume media, particularly with its download feature that allows users to watch shows and movies offline. This function is especially useful for travelers or those with limited internet access. Below, we will explore various aspects of Netflix’s download functionality, including how many titles you can download, device compatibility, and answers to commonly asked questions.How Many Shows and Movies Can I Download?The number of titles you can download on Netflix depends on your subscription plan:Ad-Free Plans: You can have up to 100 active downloads per device. This limit applies to each device linked to your account.Ad-Supported Plans: These plans are restricted to 15 total downloads per device during a billing cycle.To check how many downloads you currently have, you can navigate to the “Downloads” section within the app.Device Compatibility for DownloadsNetflix supports downloads on various devices, including:Android phones and tabletsiPhones and iPadsWindows 10 or 11 computers (Note: Downloads are not available on ad-supported plans)Amazon Fire tabletsGoogle Chromebooks (with Google Play Store installed)To download a title, simply look for the download icon next to the movie or show. Not all content is available for download; you can filter by titles that are downloadable in the app.If I Download on One Device, Will It Be Available on Another Device?No, downloaded content is only accessible on the device where it was downloaded. This means that if you download a show on your tablet, it will not be available on your smartphone or any other device. Each device maintains its own set of downloads.However, all downloaded titles can be viewed from any profile associated with your Netflix account on that specific device.Managing Your DownloadsAccessing Your DownloadsTo find your downloaded content:On Android/iOS: Tap “My Netflix,” then “Downloads.”On Windows: Click “More,” then “My Downloads.”On Chromebook: Click “Downloads” to view your library.Deleting