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Choosing Where Downloads are Saved

By default, all browsers do not ask you where you want to save your files, instead they automatically save them to the Downloads folder. 

You can change this behavior by setting your browser to "always ask" when downloading. Doing so will allow you to select a location to save the file. 

Below are instructions for specific browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge

Chrome

  1. Visit chrome://settings or open the Chrome menu (three stacked dots) and navigate to Settings → Advanced

  2. Under Downloads, locate and enable “Ask where to save each file before downloading”

    Need to update Chrome? If so, you'll see this up arrow icon instead of the ⋮ menu 

Firefox

  1. Visit about:preferences, or open: Firefox menu → Options (Windows) / Preferences (OS X) → General tab → Files and Applications

  2. Under Downloads, select “Always ask you where to save files”

Safari

  1. Open: Safari menu → Preferences → General tab

  2. Locate "File download location" and set it to "Ask for each download"

Edge

  1. Click the ellipsis button in the top left of Edge and then click Settings

  2. Select Downloads and toggle on "Ask me what to do with each download"

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