Saving a PDF from a site

Hello,
When I save a PDF from the web and click "Save As", there is a line in the box that says "save to online account". There is no option to remove that (check box etc.). Does this mean that my files are being saved somewhere online? I do not want that at all (still refusing the Cloud )!
Thank you so much in advance for the help!

You can save the file to local disc. You don't need use a online account.

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