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Old 04-10-2008, 11:59 AM   #1
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Downloads: Like jpegs, could we drag&drop flash to the rox-filer ?


Hello, Like jpegs, could we drag&drop flash to the rox-filer ? thanks
 
Old 04-10-2008, 05:44 PM   #2
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I don't know rox, but I'm going to guess no, because flash is usually handled by a plugin. Also, some of the more complicated flash applications have multiple files, or even need net access to a server to load some data. But you can save most simple flash apps by finding the .swf file you want in the page source or your browser cache.
 
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I don't know rox, but I'm going to guess no, because flash is usually handled by a plugin. Also, some of the more complicated flash applications have multiple files, or even need net access to a server to load some data. But you can save most simple flash apps by finding the .swf file you want in the page source or your browser cache.
I am surprised that iceape/firefox does not do the job for us, since Linux is sooo powerful!
 
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There's an extension or two that can help you download .swf and other embedded content such as Download Embedded and Embedded Objects, but I've never used any of them myself so I don't know if or how well they work on the multi-file type of flash applet.

There are certainly a lot of flash video downloaders available in any case.
 
  


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