When troubleshooting browser downloads stuck at 100%, the first step is to ensure a stable network connection. Begin by confirming that your device is indeed connected to the internet.

If a file refuses to download, there are several things you can try to get things working: Clear the cache and cookies on your browser, then try again. Check the security settings on your browser.

If you frequently download files on your Google Chrome, then it can be immensely easy to organize them by queuing them, especially if you have a slow internet connection. Today, we will see how ...

Safari is Apple’s own internet browser and is the default browser app on all iMacs and MacBooks. If you’re on the web and want to download a file, it’s easy enough to do so using Safari. You ...

Use the Downloads area of the browser's settings to change Chrome's download location. Select Change to pick which folder ...

If you are trying to download a file, but Chrome won't allow it, you can temporarily (or permanently) disable the browser's security.

You can download a Google Docs file from a computer or mobile device and select the appropriate format for your file.

Enabling your browser to save encrypted files locally will make secure websites load faster the next time you access them.

How to Change Where My Browser Downloads Go. By default, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox download files to Windows 8's Downloads library, so if you just downloaded an important business file ...