Fixes Firefox places download parsing on third party browsers #43
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On several third party Firefox based browsers as well as older versions of Firefox the attribute ids 1 and 2 are not used for downloads. Other ids observed include 4,5,6 on Comodo IceDragon and 5,6,7 on Pale Moon. This switches to using the downloads/destinationFileURI, downloads/destinationFileName and downloads/metaData names instead no longer needing to be concerned about what ids are used. This has worked for all Firefox based browsers I have tested it on and I haven't noticed any regressions.