Problems
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ShiftClick on a conversation downloads HTML as a .png file
When I ShiftClick a conversation, the app starts downloading an HTML document, but the downloaded file uses a .png extension.
This download is unnecessary. Since this is an internal Messenger navigation link, the app should intercept and suppress the default external/link download behavior when Shift is held.
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ShiftClick on a photo opens the image in a new window, but the header layout is broken
When I ShiftClick a photo, it opens in a new window as expected, but the header overflows / sticks out of the layout.
The current CSS rule that hides the Facebook header does not work correctly on the photo page. The photo view needs a different CSS override than the regular Messenger page.
Expected behavior
- ShiftClick on internal Messenger conversation links should be swallowed/intercepted and should not trigger a file download.
- ShiftClick on photos should open the photo view correctly.
- The Facebook header should be hidden properly on photo pages as well, using page-specific CSS if needed.
Actual behavior
- Conversation links trigger an unnecessary HTML download with a
.png file extension.
- Photo links open in a new window, but the page layout is broken because the header is not hidden correctly.
Notes
This likely needs two separate fixes:
- Detect and intercept internal Messenger navigation links when
Shift is pressed.
- Apply a different CSS rule for hiding the Facebook header on photo viewer pages.
Problems
ShiftClick on a conversation downloads HTML as a
.pngfileWhen I ShiftClick a conversation, the app starts downloading an HTML document, but the downloaded file uses a
.pngextension.This download is unnecessary. Since this is an internal Messenger navigation link, the app should intercept and suppress the default external/link download behavior when
Shiftis held.ShiftClick on a photo opens the image in a new window, but the header layout is broken
When I ShiftClick a photo, it opens in a new window as expected, but the header overflows / sticks out of the layout.
The current CSS rule that hides the Facebook header does not work correctly on the photo page. The photo view needs a different CSS override than the regular Messenger page.
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
.pngfile extension.Notes
This likely needs two separate fixes:
Shiftis pressed.