Label for link to original uploaded PDF says "Full resolution" instead of something like "Download file". This is clearly misleading.
Noted on bug 52881 by Tomer Cohen.
Version: 1.22.0
Severity: enhancement
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- bz53017
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| · · · | ||||
| Open | None | T44725 Multimedia file format support (tracking) | ||
| Invalid | None | T40638 [DO NOT USE] Interface messages needing rewording or documentation and other issues with existing messages [superseded by #Voice_&_Tone] | ||
| Resolved | matmarex | T55017 Label for link to original uploaded PDF says "Full resolution" instead of something like "Download file" | ||
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.. but it's actually not always a "download" link. Browsers with PDF.js builtin or any other plugins installed may directly display file contents to user in the browser.
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mcdevitd wrote:
Are you proposing to change the text for all file types, or just PDFs?
I think this should at least apply to all file formats where the preview file format is different from the original file format. There is an inconsistency when "Other resolutions" is serving you JPG previews for a TIFF or PNG previews for a SVG but "Full resolution" gives you the original file format, when one might expect full resolution preview in JPG or PNG as well. "Original file" removes the inconsistency.
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(In reply to comment #6)
Are you proposing to change the text for all file types, or just PDFs?
Yes, all of them.
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Change 95749 had a related patch set uploaded by Bartosz Dziewoński:
Use 'Original file' instead of 'Full resolution' for original file link
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Change 95749 merged by jenkins-bot:
Use 'Original file' instead of 'Full resolution' for original file link