01micko wrote:
Hi all
I am far from an experienced linux user, however I can find my way
around a linux system.
I use Puppy Linux which uses Seamonkey as the default browser.
Now, in Seamonkey-1.x series I (and all other Puppy users) could drag
a link or an image from the browser to a directory and wget would
automatically start and download the file. Nice feature.
In all seamonkey-2.x series so far this option seems not possible. I
have tried static builds, official mozilla builds and have compiled
seamonkey myself (several times) and still can not get this
functionality. Is there a ./configure option to enable this? If there
is I would have thought it would be the default.
Any help will be appreciated.
Puppy must be doing something special, because the term "drag a link or an image
from the browser to a directory" doesn't connect with any behavior I've seen,
there being no directory anywhere in sight.
As far as the action goes, I assume you would right click and use either "save
image" or "save link target" to get the pop-up menu and select a destination.
Other than installing Puppy in a VM I can't imagine what you are actually doing.
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