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IE11 opens XML files content in a new tab without providing an option of saving files to disk. How can I force IE11 to save XML files?
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IE11 opens XML files content in a new tab without providing an option of saving files to disk. How can I force IE11 to save XML files?
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IE11 opens XML files content in a new tab without providing an option of saving files to disk. How can I force IE11 to save XML files?
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IE11 opens XML files content in a new tab without providing an option of saving files to disk. How can I force IE11 to save XML files?
windows-explorer xml internet-explorer-11
windows-explorer xml internet-explorer-11
asked Jan 15 at 20:22
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asked Jan 15 at 20:22
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asked Jan 15 at 20:22
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I had the same issue trying to download an XML file instead of opening it in IE. One solution is to use a different browser (such as Chrome), but I didn't feel like installing another browser just to download one file. My workaround was to create a .TXT file containing the text like the following:
File
I then renamed the file to change the file extension to .HTML instead of .TXT, and double-clicked to open it in IE.
In the web page that opens, I could right-click on the File link and select "Save target as...".
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I had the same issue trying to download an XML file instead of opening it in IE. One solution is to use a different browser (such as Chrome), but I didn't feel like installing another browser just to download one file. My workaround was to create a .TXT file containing the text like the following:
File
I then renamed the file to change the file extension to .HTML instead of .TXT, and double-clicked to open it in IE.
In the web page that opens, I could right-click on the File link and select "Save target as...".
answered Nov 15 at 21:15
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I had the same issue trying to download an XML file instead of opening it in IE. One solution is to use a different browser (such as Chrome), but I didn't feel like installing another browser just to download one file. My workaround was to create a .TXT file containing the text like the following:
File
I then renamed the file to change the file extension to .HTML instead of .TXT, and double-clicked to open it in IE.
In the web page that opens, I could right-click on the File link and select "Save target as...".
answered Nov 15 at 21:15
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I had the same issue trying to download an XML file instead of opening it in IE. One solution is to use a different browser (such as Chrome), but I didn't feel like installing another browser just to download one file. My workaround was to create a .TXT file containing the text like the following:
File
I then renamed the file to change the file extension to .HTML instead of .TXT, and double-clicked to open it in IE.
In the web page that opens, I could right-click on the File link and select "Save target as...".
answered Nov 15 at 21:15
Richard
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I had the same issue trying to download an XML file instead of opening it in IE. One solution is to use a different browser (such as Chrome), but I didn't feel like installing another browser just to download one file. My workaround was to create a .TXT file containing the text like the following:
File
I then renamed the file to change the file extension to .HTML instead of .TXT, and double-clicked to open it in IE.
In the web page that opens, I could right-click on the File link and select "Save target as...".
answered Nov 15 at 21:15
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