Notably TiddlyWiki provides now a fallback mechanism in case the saving to a local file fails due to security restrictions. When this happens, TiddlyWiki generates a download link pointing to the current content; this way one is at least able to "save as" through the browser context menu. Due to some controversial policy changes in recent Firefox versions the support for saving to local files was removed. The rationale given by the Firefox developers was that this is a rarely used and generally outdated concept; preferrably people shall use extensions and save to cloud services (!) Anyway, Jeremy Ruston, the original author of TiddlyWiki, wrote a Firefox plugin called "TiddlyFox" to work around these arcane limitations. |
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