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How do I get the Linux version of Firefox to allow me to download mp3 files instead of playing them in Firefox (the windoze solution doesn't work for Linux)?

allanperkins
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I've tried to modify a couple of "media" settings in about:config, but it still plays mp3s instead of allowing me to save them. In applications, mp3 audio is set to "Always ask".

I've tried to modify a couple of "media" settings in about:config, but it still plays mp3s instead of allowing me to save them. In applications, mp3 audio is set to "Always ask".

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Did this behavior change after an update, or has it continued for several Firefox versions?

Is there a visible player? If so, can you right-click it and see whether you get a plugin menu or a standard Firefox context menu?

For some plugins, there is a separate configuration dialog to indicate which kinds of content they will handle (I recall QuickTime having such a dialog).