How to directly save a PDF instead of seeing a preview - alternative: saving a PDF directly without save-as-dialog

[VaporiZed]

I already asked the VisualStudio team, but they sent me here.

There are websites with links to PDF files.
I'd like to save a linked PDF file directly when clicking it's link instead of getting a preview of it, but I can't find the option to activate it.
There is also no just-save-the-file-in-the-default-directory-button. The save-button creates a save-as-dialog - not what I expected.
I also tried to configure the WebView2-instance via CallDevToolsProtocolMethodAsync and Browser.setDownloadBehavior (by thinking that I could achieve the desired behavior on this way) - but I couldn't find out, how to make it right. All the code trials led to "value out of range" errors.
And finally my question: How to make it right?

[vickiez]

@VaporiZed Can you try using window.open to download the PDF? See the example here: #1127 (comment). You also may be able to accomplish this using WebResourceRequested event (thread here: #38 (comment)).

As far as bypassing the Save dialog, we're currently developing a SaveAs API in #1090 that may address your scenario. cc: @Master-Ukulele

[VaporiZed]

Yes, the javascript-command WebViewInstance.CoreWebView2.ExecuteScriptAsync("window.open('here-the-link')") is usable - if I have a link. Unfortunately, some websites use JS for themselves to show some PDFs, so I don't think, that I get the links. Sadly, I can only see the PDF previews in WebView2.