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Clear and concise description of the problem
When I do a 1-2 second tap on a file, a menu like the one shown in the screenshot will appear. On hitting the "Download" icon, I get a "Downloading file in background..." message. First, I get no notification or similar of the proccess of downloading the file, and, second, when the file is downloaded, I get no information it finished or where this file is located.
Suggested solution
Ideally:
A notification is sent to the user's notification bar, letting them know that the file was downloaded and where it is. "File "FILE_NAME_SHORTENED" was downloaded in your FOLDER_NAME folder."
Tapping the notification opens the file, or tries to open a Files app with the location of the file.
Alternative
The file gets opened once it finishes the process automatically.
Same solution as suggested, but it won't open the file.
A floating notification appears when the file is downloaded, letting the user know the file was downloaded, and where like:
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Clear and concise description of the problem
When I do a 1-2 second tap on a file, a menu like the one shown in the screenshot will appear. On hitting the "Download" icon, I get a "Downloading file in background..." message. First, I get no notification or similar of the proccess of downloading the file, and, second, when the file is downloaded, I get no information it finished or where this file is located.
Suggested solution
Ideally:
Alternative
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: