COMERecover a COME download after a cancelled save prompt
Check the browser record first, then return to the intended source if no completed file exists.
Work through this situation
Cancelling a save prompt is different from cancelling installation. The former may leave no file; the latter can leave a usable completed package. Read the actual browser and device states before retrying.
What to check and why
Inspect the browser record immediately after cancelling. The absence of a completed entry may be consistent with a cancelled save, while a completed entry means a file may already be available. Look at both the browser record and the file itself before deciding whether anything needs to be fetched again.
If there is no complete file, return to the intended page and deliberately choose the Android save action. If the file exists but Android installation was cancelled, reopen that identified package when ready. Cancelling the installer is not the same as deleting the download. Follow the next actual prompt instead of granting broad permissions to avoid a dialogue that has not yet appeared.
Keep acquisition and installation separate
The COME button on this website opens the external app page. Saving a package, installing it through Android and opening an account are later steps with their own results. Use the browser record for transfer questions and the Android message for installer questions. A repeated visit to the first page does not automatically repeat or repair every later stage.
What a completed answer looks like
A deliberate save or a verified existing file provides the next step without duplicate attempts.
Continue from the stage you have actually confirmed. Preserve the exact message when a step remains unresolved.
Choose another specific COME guide