On Chrome it work but I'd like to change to Safari. When chrome displays an image svg, I make a cmd + S to save it.
For exemple this svg file https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/2.3/svg/1f642.svg
When I do that on Safari, it save a webarchive and not a svg file. 😟
💡Does anyone have a solution?
iMac (27-inch, Late 2012), OS X El Capitan (10.11.6), null
The solution to save a svg file with safari :
1- Display the file svg on Safari
2- Right click the svg, "Save Page As..."
3- In the new registration window, select the format "source". That's all!
😊Thanks VikingOSX and QuickTimeKirk for your help!
The large image that you see is provided to you via a Content Management Server that does not initially expose the .svg extension. See that url in the save dialog?
You must first open the image in a separate Safari browser window so that only it is exposed, and you see .svg at the end of that URL. Then, you can right-click on the .svg image and Save As… and the .svg extension will be available.
Hi QuickTimeKirk! I still can not save the svg with Safari.
I use Safari 11.0.2 on MacOS High Sierra too. Do you exactly do that?
Control click on the link and choose Download Linked File As...
When I follow my steps I get a .svg file and not an archive or web page html format. But I use High Sierra.
Don't know why yours acts that way.
Also, if the svg image is actually opened in a Safari tab, then a right-click will permit Save As… of the svg image.
How to save a svg file with Safari
