Ever since some time in Februrary any Chrome-based Browsers on my Linux PC (Kubuntu 22.04) will no longer download files with Unicode-characters (e.g. if they contain any Japanese characters) normally, but instead will download them as "download".
Neither does this happen on Windows, nor does Firefox have this problem. what could be the Reason?
when downloading via chrome.downloads.download through an extension downlaods with target paths in the aforementioned way (including folder names) will just be blocked with the error "invalid filename"
にゃん.bin
on my server and then downloaded it using Edge. I'm on 23.04 with Edge 111.0.1661.62 installed via deb. – popey Apr 06 '23 at 12:28en_DE.UTF-8
and chrome doesnt quite seem to like that forcing LC_ALL to en_US.UTF-8 seems to have the problem disappear, fun part tho is how to get the locale settings to work in the way I want, locale-gen doesnt let me generate the locale sadly. – My1 Apr 06 '23 at 17:49