Well… currently the file name is not saved at all. 😆

This may be a good idea to be changed, indeed.

Hmm I guess it doesn't matter that much since the file download starts as soon as you open the link, before you click the button and "saving" just means copying it to a folder on the hard drive.

Perhaps the file size and name could be added to the button once the file has been downloaded and decrypted?

Or perhaps it could work like mega . nz where the download starts only after you click the download button.

... but that would suck for images

speaking of which, the embedded image could be resized like on imgur and once you click it, it goes to full size. or opens in a new tab. Or whatever. edit: never mind it already gets fitted width-wise, but not height wise, which is why a tall image I tested was very hard to view.. and probably would have been hard to view if it had been fitted, too.

Just writing down anything that comes to mind.

The filename is of course saved and could easily be displayed. The size isn't saved, but can be retrieved from the window.Blob object the file is stored in, after decryption.

Edit: Large images are displayed scaled down to the width of the privatebin window via the CSS attribute "img-thumbnail" of bootstrap CSS. The full size is retrieved by downloading it.

Uh okay, then I've missed that. Well… then… this is technically possible in an easier way.