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Right now Download always downloads .tar archive with all shared files.
This is cool for directories and multiple files, but annoying when a single file is shared.
In that case there is no need to wrap single file in an archive – user should fetch it directly.
I think we should detect when only one file is shared, and make it either (TBD):
do the download via ipfs.cat
link to it directly with https://ipfs.io/ipfs/{cid}?filename={name}&download=true parameter, which will trigger download via content-disposition HTTP header
Right now Download always downloads .tar archive with all shared files.
This is cool for directories and multiple files, but annoying when a single file is shared.
In that case there is no need to wrap single file in an archive – user should fetch it directly.
I think we should detect when only one file is shared, and make it either (TBD):
ipfs.cat
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/{cid}?filename={name}&download=true
parameter, which will trigger download viacontent-disposition
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