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File upload window on mac does not mirror file organization on harddrive

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using Firefox 38 on OS 10.9.5. I think there was a recent update of Firefox, but I'm just noticing that file upload and the window for file upload disorganize the folder organizations on my hard drive. I can't figure out if the organizational principle is most recently modified or what. BUT REGARDLESS - I now stare dumbly at the file upload window hunting not only for the file I want to upload but the parent folder it's in.

Is there a setting to orient the file upload window to just show me my hard drive? Is that so bloody hard?

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using Firefox 38 on OS 10.9.5. I think there was a recent update of Firefox, but I'm just noticing that file upload and the window for file upload disorganize the folder organizations on my hard drive. I can't figure out if the organizational principle is most recently modified or what. BUT REGARDLESS - I now stare dumbly at the file upload window hunting not only for the file I want to upload but the parent folder it's in. Is there a setting to orient the file upload window to just show me my hard drive? Is that so bloody hard? Thank you

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Do you mean upload or download? With downloading, the file comes to you. With uploading, you send out a file.