User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8a) Gecko/20040417 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8a) Gecko/20040417 Click on a link to dload a file or choose "save link target as..." and start dloading a file.When the file is dloaded, the window won't disappear, even if "keep this window open..." is unchecked. pressing cancel doesn't close the window either (while dloading or after the dload is finished) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.download a file 2. 3. Actual Results: the window doesn't disappear, even if cancel is pressed AND "keep this window open..." is unchecked. Expected Results: the window should disappear after the file is finished dloading

Oooops, I Forgot, Build 2004041708 1.8a

caused by bug 24867 I suspect, see bug 24867 comment 184.

I'm seeing this in FF0.9.2 (20040707 Firefox/0.9.2); it was not present in 0.8. A quick and unscientific test suggests it only happens when the file is already in the browser cache - I went to http://uk.yahoo.com and right-clicked the main Yahoo banner at the top of the page, and selected "Save Image As...". The download manager popped up, showing the download already complete - and the window did not automatically close again. I then right-clicked one of the news stories on the right hand side of the page, and selected "Save Link As...". This time, the download manager popped up for the time it took to download the file, then closed again. So, either the bug is for cached files only, or it's dependant on the file type.

I can confirm this is present in Firefox 0.10.1. The theory about it being something to do with files that are present in the cache makes sense because AFAIK I only get this behaviour when doing "Save Image As..." on an image that i'm viewing and is therefore cached.

This is a REALLY old bug, which has been solved ages ago. I can not reproduce it anymore, and it most certainly is not present in firefox 0.10.1. Do a clean install of firefox/mozilla and try again. bye.

Comment #5 is incorrect. The bug IS present in FF 0.10.1, even with a clean profile and a clean install.

I'm sorry to disagree with you, but I can't reproduce this bug anymore, neither in mozilla nor in firefox...

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Please don't "auto-resolve" - this bug is present in FF1.0.7

This bug not geared towards Firefox, but SeaMonkey. And the bug has since been fixed. -> WORKSFORME

Is there an equivalent bug # for Firefox, then? Because as I said in comment #3, this bug has existed in FF since 0.9.2 in win98 - and I'm still seeing it with FF 1.0.7 in Win2k.

I haven't found one in the bugzilla search for firefox, so feel free to file a new firefox bug. Hopefully someone can help you out.

Done: bug 315618.

Additional Comment: The firefox bug is bug #243324 which had also been fixed. (That comment was found in bug #315618 which then came from this bug report).