User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:15.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/15.0 Build ID: 20120821170930 Steps to reproduce: I've tested this several times: When downloading files that contains s p a c e s all words in the filename exept the first word is ignored Actual results: The file got saved as "send.pdf" Expected results: It should have been saved as "send email via intranet.pdf" I know this because I uploaded the file to the server as "send email via intranet.pdf" In order to successfully download a file and get it to be saved with original filename, the filename must be concatonated with either - dash or _ underscore (or the filenameCouldBeWrittenLikeThis..)

It's not a good description of the minor bug I have given, but it is as simple as: Try to download a file named e.g.: "file name.txt" => It will be saved to local drive as "file.txt" Small, but irritating bug..

Examples, always provide examples in bug reports and in this case an example URL.

It's a dupe of bug 773542 and read especially the comment https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773542#c5 It looks like your application doesn't follow the specs.

not enough information to dupe, that's the reason why I ask for an example to see the content-disposition header if one is send.

Reporter, could you please provide the details requested in comment #2 (url of the download source)? Thank you!

closed, after 2 years without answer. please feel free to reopen if you have more information and an example for us. thanks for opening this bug-report.