Being hooked up to a T1 is nice, I come in to work in the morning, pick an mp3 genre (perhaps http://genres.mp3.com/music/eletronic/drum_n_bass/tech_step), hit play now on the charts list and have ~200 songs queued to make my coding feel good. Then I thought to myself, "self, you have a cd-burner, and wouldn't it be nice to have some of this music in the car on the way to work tomorrow." But, its a pain in the ass to go to each link on the site, follow it 2 or 3 levels down and search through a band page for the song I want, and download it. So, (having quite a bit of disk space to spare) I did the following: saved the playlist from the genre to a file, and ran the following: bash$ for i in `cat playlist.m3u`; do wget $i; done; <enter> however, thats just the start, I'd like to: attach an action to the right mouse menu of my netscape or mozilla browser that was like "Download Mp3's" or something, and have it: a. download and save the resulting playlist, b. play each song in the playlist with XMMS c. pop up a small browser window or program that had a button like: get this song. d. on songs i like be able to hit that button, and just download it, saving it in a folder based on the artist/genre or something Anyway, the part I am clueless on is the rightmouse menu customization of my browser. I'm thinking it might be possible, but wondering how. anyone? -- Christopher Maujean IT Director Premierelink Communications www.premierelink.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] PLEASE encrypt all sensitive information using the following: GnuPG: 0x5DE74D38 Fingerprint: 91D4 09FE 18D0 27C1 A857 0E45 F8A4 7858 5DE7 4D38 http://blackhole.pca.dfn.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x5DE74D38
