Bypass Forced Download is a Firefox extension that rewrites Content-Disposition attachment headers to inline, allowing Firefox to display or open supported files instead of automatically downloading them. Users can configure host-specific exclusions and still save files explicitly through Firefox controls.
Bypass Forced Download sits in PulseGate's Browser DevTools & extensions category. It focuses on preventing websites from forcing files to download when Firefox can display or open them directly. Bypass Forced Download is a consumer product aimed at firefox users who want browser-controlled handling of downloadable files. Bypass Forced Download costs nothing to use. It ships for the web, embeddable surfaces, macOS, Windows, and Linux.
It is developed by Lukas Mai, and it first shipped in 2015. Among its 7 catalogued features are inline file handling, download interception, and PDF preview. The interface is available in 32 languages, including Czech, German, and Greek.
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