Posted July 24, 200519 yr 1. How can I "right-click and save-as" on links to videos? In IE, this is possible. Using Mozilla, I can only left-click to download videos. Certain videos, ie. QUicktime videos, cannot be downloaded and can only be played.2. How do I retrieve certain videos from the cookies?3. How do i switch between the different user profiles?Many thanks for answering my queries.
July 24, 200519 yr Hi and welcome nematode!1. Right-click + save link as should work. Some videos although are protected. The owners don't want you to save them.Could you show a link which you can't save?2. I don't understand the question. Cookies don't store videos.3. Start firefox this way:firefox.exe -profilemanager
July 25, 200519 yr Author Hi Avenger, many thanks for the welcome and the quick response!1. Any link that shows a quick-time video can't be saved.You want me to show? Takes me quite a while to find the link.2. Cookies store videos, albeit in IE.3.Yeah, I clicked on the profile, it doesn't work. Could I trouble you for a step-by-step intruction?Once again, thanks for taking your time to reply!
July 25, 200519 yr 2. Maybe when you say cookies - you mean cache (temporary Internet files)?If no: please clarify what you mean or wait for someone who understands the question.If yes:Watch the video.Immediately after finishing go to your cache folder.Order the files - newest first. The big one is the video.Rename it to : anything.**= you have to guess the extension of vid. The player used helps.If your browser used quicktime to play it than it's a mov.If your browser used media player than it can be mpeg, wmv and aviThis little program can also help, just drag and drop the file you've found in the cachehttp://www.headbands.com/gspot/Now you have the video.3. http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/profileCurrently mozilla.org seems to be down. Check it out later.I personally don't use it. I have one profile and that's enough for me.
July 28, 200519 yr In Mozilla, there is link to changing profiles in one of the toolbars.In Mozilla Firefox, go to Start -> Run and type "firefox.exe -profilemanager" - without the quotation marks.
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