'Save Page As' on standalone images suggests wrong filename

[gue5t gue5t]

To reproduce:
Visit a page that's just an image, e.g. <http://i.imgur.com/pDJcx.png>.
Press ^S or File->Save Page As.
Midori suggests "‪pDJcx.png (406x378 pixels)" as a filename, instead of just "pDJcx.png".

This is with a recent (~1 day) git version.

EDIT: Actually, this is substantially broken. If you change the filename and proceed, I ended up with both a file and a folder; the file is named <filename>.html where <filename> is the filename specified by the user, and the folder is named <filename> and is empty.

Ideally we would allow the user to choose whether to save just html or an archive for full pages; often the text is the only important part of a page and all the js and images are useless.

[Cris Dywan (kalikiana)]

I went ahead and added a code path that only saves the file, also not using the title for the filename. I also added a checkbox that is visible whenever it's text and there may be other resources.

[gue5t gue5t (gue5t)]

This code path doesn't seem to work right, thought I could have sworn it did before. At any rate, debugging all appears well until this line (midori-browser.c:1149) is reached:

file_only = !file_only && !gtk_toggle_button_get_active (GTK_TOGGLE_BUTTON (checkbox));

Before this point, file_only was TRUE as initialized. At this point, if the page was just an image, checkbox is uninitialized because the checkbox is only created if midori_view_can_view_source returned TRUE. So file_only gets set to false and it saves the actual image as image.jpg.html (if user entered image.jpg) and creates a image.jpg/ folder for its resources.