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Take a lesson from the user backlash that happens every time a browser removes a feature: Don't do that. The best you can do is encourage developers to use an a
by obviouslygreen 14y ago
Take a lesson from the user backlash that happens every time a browser removes a feature: Don't do that. The best you can do is encourage developers to use an alternative. The worst you can do is to force it on people who don't share your point of view.
- Zirro 14y agoHe isn't saying that browsers should remove the "Save as..."-feature. However, he is suggesting that browsers and websites should implement the download-attribute, which he believes will make the need for "Save as..." go away in those cases.
- jtheory 14y agoFurther: the article is about browsers adding a feature for HTML5 developers that formerly required tinkering with HTTP headers on the server-side. There's nothing in there about disabling Save-As.