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It does not seem to work for me on multiple machines. I just get an incomplete HTML file that ends abruptly after the "border-top" CSS line. There is no closing
by syphilis2 9y ago
It does not seem to work for me on multiple machines. I just get an incomplete HTML file that ends abruptly after the "border-top" CSS line. There is no closing semicolon to the line, the file just ends in the middle of the style element.
My input doesn't seem to matter, but I used:
<html><body>Hello</body></html>
Password: abcdefg
- chicob 9y agoSame here. <head> is truncated.
- torrey_braman 9y agoRetry it without the html tags
- memco 9y agoIf true, this is confusing because the placeholder text on the page is literally "<html><head>…" so they are encouraging a feature they don't support.
- mlok 9y agoStill not working.
- yoble 9y agoThank you for the reports, @thread. Firefox was escaping the downloaded data (loaded in a href attribute) differently than chrome, that problem should be solved now. Do let me know if you still experience issues.
- zokier 9y agoWelcome to the brave new world of web, "Optimized for IE5.5+" making a beautiful reincarnation with pages that only work with Chrome and silently fails on Firefox.
- mlok 9y agoSame here
- yoble 9y agoThanks for the heads up - I'm reproducing it on firefox, I'll investigate asap.