Ignore this comment if you'r writing xpcom for fun :-)
/Emil Assarsson
Benoit Lefevre wrote:
Hi
Javascript certainly can read files, several extensions do so. There are even convenience functions in jslib (jslib.mozdev.org) that make it easier.
Thank you for the information. I'd never imagine such functions would have been added to javascript considering securities problemes.
That's a good news for me :)
I'm not sure, though, what you mean by accessing the cache.
Well, for exemple, if you open a web site containning jpg pictures. These files, before been displayed by Firefox, are placed in some sort of "cache" memory i guess.
This is this very "cache" memory, creating some kind of local proxy, that i'd like to use.
As Exif informations are embended into jpg files, it would be a shame reloading the file insted of using the one in the cache (if it is possible of course)
Regards.
Benoit Lefevre.
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