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How to hook the download dialog in a Firefox extension?
I have developed a Download Accelerator and now want to create a Firefox Extension for it. What I need to know is when a file download is requested. I have read about the 'observer-service' events such as 'dl-start'. However, these events are fired after the default download dialog is displayed, I need to catch the download before the default.
Any suggestions?
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I'm writing a Firefox extension and I need to hook the download dialog that comes up when the user tries to download a file.
In other words, I need a script-defined function to be notified instead of the dialog appearing as normal.
Where do I begin? I tried reading through the XPCOM API Reference... but this is the closest thing I could find.
You need to override nsIDownloadManagerUI (by implementing it).