My use case is this:
There is an (executable but not
EXE
) file on the company intranet, which updates very often and I usually (but not always) need to download and store the most up-to-date version before launching it.The file has a permanent address, which does not change. It is downloadable via
https
protocol only.I have a bookmark in Chrome, which I always click to download the file. However I have to always select the download location on my local disk.
Question (please note that this is a single question, just written in 3 points):
Is it possible to store a bookmark in Chrome including the download location?
And no, it is not my default download location, and yes, I have to keep my Chrome set up so it always ask where to save each file before downloading :)To avoid the x-y problem, is there any other way to download a file over
https
protocol to a given location with a single click? (Windows 11)
The preferable (but not necessarily) solution is out-of-the-box-Windows, without installing any 3rd party product. There is also installed GIT bash on the machine.A nice bonus would be "download and execute with a single click" :)