I have an app that can open Brave, and feed it a single “file:///” parameter to open a .pdf form file. The .pdf form is empty, and has a unique name, specific to a single user. Once the user is done filling in the form, the user then clicks “Save as…” and then has to navigate through about 10 subfolders to overwrite the currently open .pdf form file. The feature I need, is that there should just be a big “Save” button, auto-generated by the Brave browser, that allows the user to simply click it to save the populated form overtop the .pdf form file that is currently open.
After that, when the user closes that tab, I can then, in my app, open the populated .pdf form in my program for further handling. All browsers on the market currently, have this same issue. They refuse to just “Save” over top of the .pdf form file currently open. They all require the user to use “Save as…” and navigate manually.
In my case, that is a huge pain, because the file is temporary and is in a very deep folder structure, and that folder structure changes for every instance the user logs onto my app.