Safari quick downloads
mck (0 pencils) | Thu, 2005-12-29 19:17
In Safari, you can download a webpage or file from a server quickly by copying and pasting the URL into its Downloads window. You can also drag URLs.
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You can also press option+return to force safari to download the url too. You tip and the option+return is very handy if you don't have quicktime pro and you want to save movies.
Option click on any link, and it will download the file on the other end of that link, be it an html page, dmg, zip... whatever.
You can use Download Manager to download movies that are "locked" (you save them from Safari and they end up as 4K files on your HD). Works very well for me.
you can paste multiple urls at once, as long as they are seperated by a new line (haven't tried spaces, comma's, etc..)
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http://www.killbridge.com
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http://marckohlbrugge.com
Pop open the "Activity" window to locate specific elements of any page, click to highlight line, copy, and paste into the "Download" window to download.
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A nut for a jar of tuna
i think everyone's covered the most known and useful Safari tips and tricks.
one other thing i'll mention while on the subject of Safari is the great new .webarchive method of saving web pages. great stuff!
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Hello,
I have a file at my server www.stellarinfo.com/pmac_demo.dmg.zip
this file is not getting downloaded in Safari on MAC... Is there any issue with Safri or with my systems setting..
Please give your suggestion to solve this issue...
Thanks
Park
www.stellarinfo.com