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Former Employee

Dec 17, 2019

Dev channel update to 80.0.361.5 is live

Hello insiders, today we’re releasing build 80.0.361.5 to the Dev channel! This is the final build for major version 80, which means it’s also our next Beta channel candidate. This is also the fina...

MVP

Jan 04, 2020

sdmmr wrote:
Another issue is saving a webpage as a "Single File" will save as ".html" instead of ".mhtml" when using provided filename without any changing.

Working correctly on Version 81.0.381.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit)

tried both with and without changing the default name

Brass Contributor

Jan 04, 2020

HotCakeX wrote:
sdmmr wrote:
Another issue is saving a webpage as a "Single File" will save as ".html" instead of ".mhtml" when using provided filename without any changing.

Working correctly on Version 81.0.381.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit)
tried both with and without changing the default name

HotCakeX It's great! Expecting the next build of Dev and Beta will also work correctly.

HotCakeX
MVP
Jan 04, 2020
Yes, they'll probably release the next Dev update on monday
- sdmmr
  Brass Contributor
  Jan 06, 2020
  
  sdmmr wrote:
  HotCakeX wrote:
  sdmmr wrote:
  Another issue is saving a webpage as a "Single File" will save as ".html" instead of ".mhtml" when using provided filename without any changing.
  
  Working correctly on Version 81.0.381.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit)
  tried both with and without changing the default name
  HotCakeX It's great! Expecting the next build of Dev and Beta will also work correctly.
  HotCakeX wrote:
  Yes, they'll probably release the next Dev update on monday
  HotCakeX I tried Canary 81.0.385.0 but the issue still occurs.
  The default file type is "Webpage, Single File" + default filename = save as ".html" instead of ".mhtml"
  - josh_bodner
    Former Employee
    Jan 06, 2020
    The default file type is "Webpage, Single File" + default filename = save as ".html" instead of ".mhtml"
    
    sdmmr I figured out why other people weren't seeing this issue: you have to try to save the page multiple times. The first time, when you select "Webpage, Single File", it remembers that selection. So, the next time, it puts that as the default in the dropdown. However, the suggested name of the file appears to be hardcoded to be ".html", regardless of what the setting of the dropdown is. I'll open a bug!