I answered this question: Whenever I try to download my Ubuntu 1 files, chrome block me.
And Raphael commented that this could be a comment. (Not accusing, just wanting to know for sure).
Is this a suitable answer, or would it be better as a comment, as this is part of the problem finding process? I know that comments should not be used as a discussion, but I don't know how to avoid this when the user doesn't have enough rep to chat.
It's probably on the line.
It doesn't suggest why there's a problem or confirm that it's a problem with a specific browser. If you did this, it would be a much better answer... But it's certainly on its way there.
But I'm saying that with context. I know that on a technical level Chrome likes to block things it considers suspicious. "Try another browser" isn't always going to be a relevant answer though it might be a good debugging point, which would make it a better comment in those cases.
In this specific case (because somebody's just trying to get something done, with a looming time constraint) suggesting the use of the default browser isn't a bad idea... Just explain why it's likely to work and you'll be well into answer territory.
You could also develop the idea about transferring them to another cloud repo. I don't know how one would do that without first downloading them.
