This extension for iGetter Download Manager (www.igetter.net) is based on Manifest V3 platform and requires Firefox v115 or later.

• This version has new extension shortcuts, that can be changed from Firefox Add-ons panel:
• Disable integration, until closing the browser (Alt+M)
• Enable integration (Alt+Comma)
• Disable integration (Alt+Period)
• The new version fixes a problem with blob URLs, for example when user saves a PDF opened in the preview panel. Only links with HTTP and HTTPS protocols are transferred to iGetter app. You can use "Download with iGetter" contextual menu command on a download link, if you want to download PDFs with iGetter.
• Extension requires permissions to access additional downloads data. When permission is granted, iGetter will not download files that use HTTP POST method or files started with "Save Link As" contextual menu command. Please, allow access to downloads data for all websites when asked. You may also switch this option at Firefox Add-ons panel > iGetter Download Manager > Permissions.. Without that permission, all downloads will transfer to iGetter app (if integration is enabled), but those that use HTTP POST method will return an error when started.

iGetter WebExtension is based on Manifest V3 platform and requires Firefox v115 or later.

- This version adds several extension shortcuts, that can be changed from Firefox Add-ons panel:
1. Disable integration, until closing the browser (Ctrl+Q)
2. Enable integration (Ctrl+Comma)
3. Disable integration (Ctrl+Period)

- The new version no longer transfers PDF files to iGetter app, since Firefox opens such files by default. You can use "Download with iGetter" contextual menu command on a download link, if you want to download PDFs with iGetter.

- Extension requires permissions to access additional downloads data. When permission is granted, iGetter will not download files that use HTTP POST method or files started with "Save Link As" contextual menu command. Please, allow access to downloads data for all websites when asked. You may also switch this option at Firefox Add-ons panel > iGetter WebExtension > Permissions.. Without that permission, all downloads will transfer to iGetter app (if integration is enabled), but those that use HTTP POST method will return an error when started.