Dear Community, I've now implemented a WebExtension and I must say it's a really powerful and coder-friendly layer.
I am now struggling to access files that GeckoView downloads (like PDFs) so that I can re-upload these to my server. For this I have implemented *onExternalResponse*(GeckoSession session, GeckoSession.WebResponseInfo response) as James Willcox has pointed out. However, from the *GeckoSession.WebResponseInfo response* object I can only see the original URl of the Download file, not the data stream itself. I would need access to the actual file data. In the geckoview_example codebase I can see that to download the file simply the response.uri and the userAgent are passed to DownloadManager. I don't see how this is enough information for the download to occur when there are POST requests not encapsulated in uri. I would like to download this file myself to a local variable, but so far I've only been able to extract the file's URl. It was mentioned that GeckoWebExecutor could help here, but I don't see any examples on how I can implement this in onExternalResponse to get access to the file data. Am I on the right track here, and is there an example of how to implement this? Warm regards! Urs
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