Latest downloaded files. How to download a file. Find downloaded file

The API returns a list of the latest files uploaded to Drive.

The list can be filtered by file type (audio, video, image, etc.). The disk determines the type of each file when it is loaded.

Request Format

The request for the latest downloaded files should be sent using the GET method.

Https://cloud-api.yandex.net/v1/disk/resources/last-uploaded ? [ \n

The default value is 20.

\n "))"> limit

=<количество файлов в списке>] & [\n

The type of files to include in the list. The disk detects the type of each file\n when it is loaded.

To request multiple file types, you can list them in the \n parameter value, separated by commas. For example, media_type=\"audio,video\" .

Supported types:

audio - audio files.
book - electronic books.
data - files with databases.
development - files with code (C++, Java, XML, etc.), as well as\n IDE service files.
diskimage - media images and accompanying files\n (for example, ISO and CUE).
document - documents in office formats (Word, OpenOffice, etc.\n).
font - font files.
image - images.
spreadsheet - office spreadsheet files (Excel, Numbers,\n Lotus).
text - text files.
unknown - unknown type.
video - video files.
web - various files used by browsers and websites\n (CSS, certificates, bookmark files).

\n "))"> media_type =<тип запрашиваемых файлов>] & [\n

List of JSON properties to include in the response. Keys not specified in this list will be discarded when composing the response. If the parameter is not specified, the response\n is returned in full, without abbreviations.

Key names should be separated by commas, and nested keys should be separated\n by dots. For example: name,_embedded.items.path .

\n "))"> fields

=<свойства, которые нужно включить в ответ>] & [\n

The required size of the thumbnail image (file preview), the link to which Disk\n should return in the preview key.

You can set both the exact size of the preview and the size of one of the sides.\n The resulting image can be cropped to a square using the parameter\n preview_crop .

Value options

The image is reduced to the specified size on the larger side,\nthe proportions of the original image are preserved. For example, for size S and a picture of size 120x200, a preview of size 90x150 will be generated, and for a picture of 300x100, a preview of size 150x50 will be generated.

Supported values:

\n
\"S\" - 150 pixels;
\n
\"M\" - 300 pixels;
\"L\" - 500 pixels;
\"XL\" - 800 pixels;
\"XXL\" - 1024 pixels;
\"XXXL\" - 1280 pixels.

Exact width (for example, \"120\" or\n \"120x\") or exact height (for example,\n \"x145\").

The image is reduced to the specified width or height, while the proportions\nof the original image are preserved.

If the preview_crop parameter is passed, a square with the specified side\n is also cut from the center\n of the thumbnail image.

Exact size (in format\n<ширина>x<высота>, for example\n\"120x240\").

The image is reduced to the smaller of the specified sizes, the proportions of the original image are preserved.

If the preview_crop parameter is passed, a fragment of the maximum size is cut out from the center\n of the original image in\n the specified proportions of width and height (in the example - one to two). Then\nthe cut fragment is scaled to the specified dimensions.

\n \n \n \n\n "))"> preview_size =<размер превью>] & [\n

The parameter allows you to crop the preview according to the size specified in the value\n of the preview_size parameter.

Valid values:

\n
If only the width or height is passed, the image is reduced to that size while maintaining the proportions. Then a square with a given side is also cut out from the center of the reduced image\n.
\n \n
If an exact size is passed (for example, \"120x240\"), a fragment of the maximum size\n is cut out from\n the center of the original image in the specified proportions of width and height. The cut fragment\n is then scaled to the specified dimensions.
\n

\n "))"> preview_crop =<признак обрезки превью>]

Query parameters
limit	The default value is 20.
media_type	Supported types: audio - audio files. backup - backup and temporary copy files. book - electronic books. compressed - compressed and archived files. data - files with databases. encoded - encrypted files. executable - executable files. flash - files with flash video or animation. font - font files. image - images. settings - settings files for various programs. text - text files. unknown - unknown type. video - video files.
fields
preview_size	Value options Predefined size of the larger side. Supported values: "S" - 150 pixels; "M" - 300 pixels; "L" - 500 pixels; "XL" - 800 pixels; "XXL" - 1024 pixels; "XXXL" - 1280 pixels. Exact size (in format<ширина>x<высота>, for example "120x240").
preview_crop	Valid values: false - parameter is ignored (default). true - the preview is trimmed as follows:

Query parameters
limit	The number of recently downloaded files whose description should be returned in the response (for example, for pagination). The default value is 20.
media_type	The type of files to include in the list. The disk determines the type of each file when it is loaded. To request multiple file types, you can list them in the parameter value, separated by commas. For example, media_type="audio,video" . Supported types: audio - audio files. backup - backup and temporary copy files. book - electronic books. compressed - compressed and archived files. data - files with databases. development - files with code (C++, Java, XML, etc.), as well as IDE service files. diskimage - media images and accompanying files (for example, ISO and CUE). document - documents in office formats (Word, OpenOffice, etc.). encoded - encrypted files. executable - executable files. flash - files with flash video or animation. font - font files. image - images. settings - settings files for various programs. spreadsheet - office spreadsheet files (Excel, Numbers, Lotus). text - text files. unknown - unknown type. video - video files. web - various files used by browsers and websites (CSS, certificates, bookmark files).
fields	List of JSON properties to include in the response. Keys not included in this list will be discarded when composing the response. If the parameter is not specified, the response is returned in full, without abbreviations. Key names should be separated by commas, and nested keys should be separated by dots. For example: name,_embedded.items.path .
preview_size	The required size of the thumbnail image (file preview), a link to which Disk should return in the preview key. You can set both the exact size of the preview and the size of one of the sides. The resulting image can be cropped to a square using the preview_crop parameter. Value options Predefined size of the larger side. The image is reduced to the specified size on the larger side, the proportions of the original image are preserved. For example, for size S and a picture of size 120x200, a preview of size 90x150 will be generated, and for a picture of 300x100, a preview of size 150x50 will be generated. Supported values: "S" - 150 pixels; "M" - 300 pixels; "L" - 500 pixels; "XL" - 800 pixels; "XXL" - 1024 pixels; "XXXL" - 1280 pixels. Exact width (for example, "120" or "120x") or exact height (for example, "x145"). The image is reduced to the specified width or height, but the proportions of the original image are preserved. If the preview_crop parameter is passed, a square with the specified side is also cropped from the center of the thumbnail image. Exact size (in format<ширина>x<высота>, for example "120x240"). The image is reduced to the smaller of the specified sizes, the proportions of the original image are preserved. If the preview_crop parameter is passed, a fragment of the maximum size is cut out from the center of the original image in the specified proportions of width and height (in the example - one to two). Then the cut fragment is scaled to the specified dimensions.
preview_crop	The parameter allows you to crop the preview according to the size specified in the value of the preview_size parameter. Valid values: false - parameter is ignored (default). true - the preview is trimmed as follows: If only the width or height is passed, the image is reduced to this size while maintaining the proportions. Then a square with a given side is also cut out from the center of the reduced image. If an exact size is passed (for example, "120x240"), a fragment of the maximum size is cut out from the center of the original image in the specified proportions of width and height. Then the cut fragment is scaled to the specified dimensions.

Response Format

If the request was processed without errors, the API responds with code 200 OK and returns metainformation about the requested number of files in the response body, in the . If the request raised an error, an appropriate response code is returned and the response body contains a description of the error.

Sample answer:

{ "An array of recently downloaded files (\n \n)."))"> items ": [ { "Resource name."))"> name ": "photo2.png", " \n

\n"))"> preview

Date and time the resource was created , in ISO 8601 format."}}">created ": "2014-04-22T14:57:13+04:00", " , in ISO 8601 format."}}">modified ": "2014-04-22T14:57:14+04:00", " \n

\n"))"> path

": "disk:/foo/photo2.png", " MD5 hash of the file."))"> md5 ": "53f4dc6379c8f95ddf11b9508cfea271", " \n

Resource type:

"dir" - folder;
"file" - file.

\n"))"> type ": "file", " MIME file type."))"> mime_type ": "image/png", " File size."))"> size ": 54321 }, { "Resource name."))"> name ": "photo1.png", " \n

You can request a preview only with the OAuth token of a user who has access to the file itself.

\n"))"> preview

": "https://downloader.disk.yandex.ru/preview/...", " Date and time the resource was created , in ISO 8601 format."}}">created ": "2014-04-21T14:57:13+04:00", " Date and time the resource was modified , in ISO 8601 format."}}">modified ": "2014-04-21T14:57:14+04:00", " \n

Full path to the resource on Disk.

For a resource located in the Trash, a unique identifier can be added to the attribute (for example, trash:/foo_1408546879). This identifier can be used to distinguish a resource from other remote resources with the same name.

\n"))"> path

": "disk:/foo/photo1.png", " MD5 hash of the file."))"> md5 ": "4334dc6379c8f95ddf11b9508cfea271", " \n

Resource type:

"dir" - folder;
"file" - file.

\n"))"> type ": "file", " MIME file type."))"> mime_type ": "image/png", " File size."))"> size ": 34567 } ], "limit\n

The number of recently downloaded files whose description should be returned in\n the response (for example, for paged output).

The default value is 20.

\n"))"> limit

": 20, } Description of response elements

Element	Description
items	An array of recently downloaded files ().
limit	The maximum number of elements in the items array specified in the request.
Element	Description
public_key
public_url	Included in the response only if the specified file or folder is published.
_embedded
preview	You can request a preview only with the OAuth token of a user who has access to the file itself.
name	Resource name.
custom_properties
created	Date and time the resource was created , in ISO 8601 format.
modified	Date and time the resource was modified , in ISO 8601 format.
path	Full path to the resource on Disk. For a resource located in the Trash, a unique identifier can be added to the attribute (for example, trash:/foo_1408546879). This identifier can be used to distinguish a resource from other remote resources with the same name.
origin_path		public_key	Included in the response only if the specified file or folder is published.
public_url	Included in the response only if the specified file or folder is published.
_embedded	Resources directly contained in the folder (contains the ). Included in the response only when requesting meta information about the folder.
preview	You can request a preview only with the OAuth token of a user who has access to the file itself.
name	Resource name.
custom_properties	An object with all the attributes specified using the Add meta information for a resource query. Contains only keys of the form name:value (cannot contain objects or arrays).
created	Date and time the resource was created , in ISO 8601 format.
modified	Date and time the resource was modified , in ISO 8601 format.
path	Full path to the resource on Disk. For a resource located in the Trash, a unique identifier can be added to the attribute (for example, trash:/foo_1408546879). This identifier can be used to distinguish a resource from other remote resources with the same name.
origin_path	The path to the resource before moving it to the Trash. Included in the response only for requesting metainformation about a resource in the Trash.
md5	MD5 hash of the file.
type	Resource type: "dir" - folder; "file" - file.
mime_type	MIME file type.
size	File size.

Have you downloaded a file from the Internet to your computer and can’t open it because you can’t find it? Let's look at how the search and management functionality for downloaded files works in browsers: Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome.

To search for downloads in Mozilla Firefox, click on the arrow icon - the downloads panel will open. In the window that appears, you see the three most recently downloaded files, and to view all downloads, activate the “Show all downloads” item. Open the required download by double-clicking on the file. If the list of downloads is cleared, but you definitely remember that you downloaded the file through a muff, go to the “Settings” window, go to the “Basic” tab. Look at the path to save files in the downloads section. Next, find your file in the “Downloads” folder, following the prompt. In Mozilla Firefox, by default this is where internet downloads go. In the Opera web browser, similar to Mozilla Firefox, downloads are opened through the “Downloads” panel, which is located in the upper right corner. Click on the arrow and you will see a list of recent downloads. Click "More details" - all "Downloads" will open. Pay attention to its functionality. The presence of active buttons “Open” and “Show in folder” greatly simplifies working with files downloaded from the network. By default, all downloads through Opera go to the “downloads” folder - this is also suggested by the address bar of the main “Downloads” window. Downloads in Google Chrome, unlike mastic and opera, are located at the bottom and are highlighted during the download process. Open the downloaded file by clicking on it through the pop-up download bar. By default, files are saved in the Documents library in the Downloads folder - use this information if the panel disappears from view.

Having downloaded a file from the Internet for the first time, a novice computer user usually faces the problem of finding it on his PC. If you yourself are extremely simple, you just need to click on the link on the “Download” or “Download” website to initiate the download, then finding the download for a computer kettle is somewhat difficult. Let's look at where to find downloaded files from the Internet on your computer. All methods of finding are given using the example of Windows 7, as the most common OS at the time of publication of the material.

Looking for the downloaded file using Windows Explorer

Another way to open File Explorer is to call up the context menu by right-clicking on the Start button and selecting " Open File Explorer».

In the left navigation bar of File Explorer there is " Downloads", opening which you can find the file(s) downloaded from the Internet.

This is not the most convenient way to find it, because... it assumes that the user knows the name of the downloaded file. Usually the user does not try to remember the name, especially since the names of objects downloaded from the Internet often have strange and long names. However, let's look at this method too.

Downloads folder in browsers

Files are usually downloaded using , which by default puts the downloaded content in the “ Downloads", which we discussed above. This folder is located on the system drive, and experienced users designate a different location for downloading, specifying a folder for downloaded files on another one, so as not to clutter the partition with the operating system and programs. Let's also assign a folder for downloading. Let's look at the example of the three most popular browsers at the moment.

Now the files downloaded from the Internet will be located in the location you specified. If in the location settings you move the switch " Always indicate the download location» to the right, then when you start downloading, the browser will always ask you to indicate the location where the file will be saved.

If from time to time you have problems searching for files downloaded from the Internet on your computer, then in this article I will try to help you. I will tell you where files downloaded from the Internet are most often saved. Plus, let's see how you can change the save folder.

Naturally, the paths for saving files that we download from the network may differ depending on the program. So, for example, when downloading by browser, one path is used, and torrent programs use another, and download managers, such as Download Master, use a third. But naturally, all folders in these programs for saving files can be reassigned for your convenience.

So, in this lesson we will look at the most popular programs and figure out how to change the default download and save path. In a word, we will make sure that all the files that we will download from the Internet are placed in one folder, for example, in “Downloads” on disk (D:).

In general, we’ll go according to the following scheme: we look at where everything downloaded at the moment is saved and immediately change this folder to the one that is more convenient for us.

Where are files downloaded from the Internet saved?

Let's start with the Google Chrome browser. To understand where it currently saves files, you need to go to its settings by clicking on the corresponding icon in the upper right corner and select “Settings”.

Then go down a little lower and see that there is a “Downloads” option. Paragraph " Location of downloaded files" indicates where files downloaded from the Internet are currently saved.

By clicking on the “Change” button, we can select another folder, for example, “Downloads” on the drive (D:), as agreed.

The changes made have taken effect and now everything downloaded from the Internet will be saved in this folder.

I would like to draw your attention to the point: “ Prompt for a location to save each file before downloading", by checking the box next to which, each time we will have to select the folder into which we want to upload the file.

In the Mozilla Firefox browser, the scheme is similar. We need to go to settings by clicking on the appropriate items.

And immediately on the first tab “Basic” we see where the files are currently saved. In this case, this is the Downloads folder for saving files in Windows by default. It is located on the system disk.

I recommend changing this path using the “Browse” button. Or you can set the switch to " Always prompt to save files"And each time you download files, select the folder you need, as is the case with Google Chrome.

I think we’ll stop at browsers for now and see where files are saved in other programs, for example, uTorrent, which is used to download files from torrent trackers.

Having opened the program, we can select the download we need and press the “Enter” button on the keyboard and the folder into which the file is downloaded, or already downloaded, will immediately open. This is the easiest way to find the file we are downloading in uTorrent.

And then go to the “Folders” tab, you can choose paths that are convenient for you, both for saving downloaded files and for those that are still being downloaded.

The last thing we'll look at today is Download Master, which is used to download files from the Internet, replacing the standard download manager from the browser.

You need to open the main window of the Download Master program and follow the path “ Tools - Settings».

And on the “Downloads” tab, see where all downloaded files are saved, and if necessary, change this path using the button of the same name.

In fact, you can find out absolutely in any program that is designed for downloading files, or has a built-in function for these purposes, for example, in browsers. Well, if necessary, you can go to settings to change this path.

I hope now downloaded files from the Internet will not get lost on your computer. And everything will be fine. Good luck.

Many of us prefer not only to watch movies, read text, listen to music on the Internet. I would also like to download this to my computer or laptop. But where to find downloaded files can be somewhat difficult in some cases.

Although many are gradually abandoning this idea, realizing that any information can be found on the Internet again and again. But, firstly, the Internet is not yet available everywhere. Secondly, Internet access is not always cheap or free. Thirdly, you just want to have your favorite files on your PC or laptop. I want it, and that’s it.

Therefore, the task of downloading is relevant. It seems like it was downloaded, but where did it all go, where can I find the downloaded files? The problem has arisen.

Let's look at 3 (three) ways to find downloaded files from the Internet on your computer:

using Explorer, which is available on computers with the Windows operating system,
via "Search"
using the "Downloads" folder that is found in every browser.

Let's start searching for files using Explorer. This method is suitable for those who have the Windows operating system installed on their computer.

1 Explorer for searching files downloaded from the Internet

Open Explorer. In Windows 7, Explorer is located next to the button:

Rice. 1. Downloaded files from the Internet are located in the “Downloads” folder in Explorer

There is a “Downloads” folder in Explorer (1 in Fig. 1). If you click on it, then in this you can see downloaded files from the Internet.

2 “Search” line to search for the downloaded file

On a computer, the “Search” line can be found, for example, in Windows 7 in the “Start” menu.

Rice. 2. “Search” line to find the downloaded file

1 in Fig. 2 – click “Start”.
2 in Fig. 2 – in the “Search” line you need to enter the name of the file downloaded from the Internet.
3 in Fig. 2 – file search results.

If the file name in “Search” is entered more or less reliably, then it is very likely that the file will be found as a result of the search.

There is no doubt: searching for a file by its name is a convenient service on your computer. But who remembers the name of a file once downloaded on the Internet?

I will take the liberty of saying that most users do not remember it. In addition, files downloaded from the Internet may have strange names that are impossible not only to remember, but even to understand, some kind of gobbledygook. Therefore, we move on to the next method of searching for a file on your computer downloaded from the Internet.

3 “Downloads” folder in different browsers and how to change it

A browser is usually used to access the Internet. Using a browser, users access social networks and visit various sites. Therefore, files from the Internet (pictures, songs, videos, etc.) are most often downloaded through a browser. The browser has a “Downloads” folder in which you can find downloaded files from the Internet.

Below we will look at how to find the “Downloads” folder in the Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Yandex Browser, Internet Explorer browsers, as well as how to change the standard download folder for downloaded files to a convenient folder.

So, we will look for downloaded files in the browser, in the “Downloads” folder. To do this, you usually need to go to the menu of any browser and find the “Downloads” option there.

1 in Fig. 3 – in the Google Chrome browser, in the upper right corner, click on the “Customize and manage Google Chrome” menu button.
2 in Fig. 3 – a menu will open in which you need to click on the “Downloads” option.

Rice. 3. Downloads folder in Google Chrome browser

By clicking on the “Downloads” option, we will see the downloaded files.

How to delete download history in Google Chrome?

To delete something unnecessary, just click on the cross next to the irrelevant file:

Rice. 4. Downloaded files in the “Downloads” folder in Google Chrome

In the browser settings there is a “Personal Data” tab, and in it there is a “Clear History” button. This way you can quickly delete the history of downloaded files over a period of time:

in the past hour,
for yesterday
over the past week,
for the last 4 weeks, for all time.

This deletes the list of files downloaded using Google Chrome. The files themselves remain on the computer.

How to change the Downloads folder in Google Chrome

By default, in the Google Chrome browser, files are saved in the following folders:

Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8: \Users\<имя_пользователя>\Downloads
Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\<имя_пользователя>\My Documents\Downloads
Mac OS: /Users/<имя_пользователя>/Downloads
Linux: /home/<имя пользователя>/Downloads

To change the Downloads folder, open the Google Chrome settings (3 in Fig. 3). At the end of the settings page, click on the “Show additional settings” button and in the additional settings we find the “Downloaded files” option (1 in Fig. 5).

Rice. 5. You can change the location of downloaded files in Google Chrome

If you click on the “Change” button (2 in Fig. 5), the “Browse Folders” will open. In this review you can

use the slider (3 in Fig. 5) to find the desired download folder,
or create a new download folder (4 in Fig. 5).

After selecting a new download folder, do not forget to click on “OK”.

Screenshots are shown for the Google Chrome 55.0.2883.87 browser.

To do this, in the “Downloads” folder, you need to right-click on the file icon (but not the link). Or, on the touch screen, hold your finger on the file icon a little longer. A context menu for the file should appear that contains a list of all valid actions for that file.
From this menu, you should click the “Save As” option (for example, maybe “Save Picture As”).
The “Save As” window will open, in which you need to find a folder to save the file from the downloads in another location. Instead of a folder, you can select Desktop. Although you need to understand that cluttering the desktop on your computer with files downloaded from the Internet is not a good idea.
Once you have decided on the save location, you can change or leave the file name the same.
Now that the file storage location (folder) and file name are determined, click the “Save” button in the “Save As” window.
You can make sure that the file is saved in a place where it can be easily found later. To do this, find the file in a new location. You can check that it opens and everything is OK with it.
You can now remove the duplicate of this file from your Downloads folder.

Where are the downloads in Yandex Browser?

Yandex Browser has the same engine as the Google Chrome browser, so the settings of these browsers have a lot in common.

In Yandex Browser, in the upper right corner, click on the “Yandex Browser Settings” menu (1 in Fig. 6), and in the menu that appears, click on the “Downloads” option.

Rice. 6. Downloads in Yandex.Browser

Open “Downloads” and see the downloaded files. Move the mouse cursor to the downloaded file and click on button 1 in Fig. 7, or you can right-click (right mouse button) on the file. A list of operations that can be applied to the downloaded file will appear. For example, you can delete the file (2 in Fig. 7).

Rice. 7. What can you do with downloaded files in Yandex Browser

Screenshots are shown for Yandex browser version 17.1.0.2034.

How to change the Downloads folder in Yandex Browser

To change the standard Downloads folder in Yandex Browser to another folder, you need to open “Settings” (3 in Fig. 6).

Then on the settings page, click “Show additional settings” and there find the “Downloaded files” option, which has the same as for the Google Chrome browser (Fig. 5).

Opposite the “Downloaded files” option, click on the “Change” button and select the appropriate folder to save the downloaded files.

Downloads folder in Mozilla

Rice. 8. Downloads in Mozilla

The Mozilla Downloads folder looks like a down arrow (1 in Fig. 8). You can click on this arrow and a drop-down menu will appear.

2 in Fig. 8 – By clicking the “Show all downloads” option, we will see all the downloaded files in the Mozilla browser.

To change the default Downloads folder in Mozilla to a different folder,

click “Open menu” (1 in Fig. 9),
then “Settings”, the “Basic” window will open.

You can click on the “Browse” button (2 in Fig. 9) and select another folder so that the downloaded files are saved in it:

Rice. 9. Change the “Downloads” folder for downloaded files in Mozilla

Screenshots are for Mozilla browser version 50.1.

Downloads folder in Opera

Rice. 10. “Downloads” folder in the Opera browser

To find downloaded files in Opera:

1 in Fig. 10 – click “Menu” in the upper left corner of the Opera browser,
2 in Fig. 10 – open “Downloads”.

How to change the download folder in Opera

To change the download folder for downloaded files from the Internet, click “Settings” (3 in Fig. 10). Then, in the “Downloads” tab, opposite “Download folder”, click on the “Change” button and select another folder to upload the downloaded files.

Screenshots for Opera browser version 42.0.2393.137.