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Stripe · Posted: Tue 20 Sep 2011, 13:53 Post_subject:

hi all

thanks Joe for the code I will try that next, will just have to work out how to automatically run it.

Nooby I think html5 could be the answer or some sort of video streaming

cheers
don

nooby · Joined: 29 Jun 2008 Posts: 9477 Location: SwedenEurope

I remember now that sombody wrote that one download it and play it in some player. That way one don't need to see it direct in Flash. One have to look at it after downloading it. If one are able to do such. I think youtube sometimes try to set it up so that does not work???

gcmartin · Joined: 14 Oct 2005 Posts: 2690 Location: Earth

I have looked but did not find a PET that has been constructed to remove the space eaters that are collected via browser use.

As I understand it, some of the files would be discarded via the tools built into the browsers themselve. But there are times that this is not the case and the instructions in this thread does help.

But, was just wondering if there are any Puppy locations that have PETs built to handle much of this, outside of the browsers themselves?

Thanks in advance for anything you feel would help.

Edited: Is there, too, a PET for moving the normal browser space-eater locations from the RAM fileystem to HDD storage media? This could provide the basis for a standardize approach no matter what browser is employed on the desktop.