How do I save an image I find on the web?

Love FF mobile but could someone tell me how to save an image I find on a web page? Tried mailing it to myself but it only sends the URL. Tried the SAVE feature but the image can't be found on my phone after.

To save an image, press and hold on it, and then press the "Save Image" button in the menu that pops up.
To open a saved image, go to the Firefox downloads manager by tapping on the "Download completed" notification, or by scrolling to the right of the page and tapping the gear icon and then the "down arrow" icon. For more instructions, see [[How to manage downloads in mobile Firefox]].
You can also find saved images in the "downloads" folder in your phone's SD card.
If this does not work, please see https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=610383

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