Open a file you just downloaded
Open a download the moment it arrives.
When a download finishes, the browser shows the file name — along the bottom, or behind a small arrow.
Pressing that name opens the file. Nothing has to be hunted for.
Key points
- The strip after a download leads straight to the file
- Opening a downloaded file changes nothing about it
What to remember
- The strip is a shortcut, not the file.
- Opening shows a copy. It never uses one up.
Try this
Download a recipe or a timetable, and press the name where it appears.
Practice: Open a file you just downloaded. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.