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Originally posted by reddazz When I use GNOME, I use gwget which docks in the panel when minimised.
Yeah, that is what I am looking for. Does it list the downloads in a menu when you click on the system tray icon or does it just open full window again? Also, I think this is a frontend to wget. A friend told me that using wget will get you banned on some sites. I don't know if that is true.
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What do you mean by compatible with Firefox?
So that if I click to download something, it will open instead of the downloader that comes with Firefox.
Originally posted by General Yeah, that is what I am looking for. Does it list the downloads in a menu when you click on the system tray icon or does it just open full window again? Also, I think this is a frontend to wget. A friend told me that using wget will get you banned on some sites. I don't know if that is true.So that if I click to download something, it will open instead of the downloader that comes with Firefox.
I think it lists the downloads when you roll a mouse over the docked applet (not sure coz I've not used it for a while). As for integration with Firefox, I have never checked that out because all I do is copy and paste urls and that works fine for me.
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