Firefox Scrapbook and Instructables "view all steps" issue
I take the internet with me when I travel. I use Firefox portable, on my thumbdrive to make sure it comes to me the way I'm used to. I also use ScrapbooK(http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/) add-on to keep local copies of the fun stuff I run across(for offline perusal when i DON'T have i-net access or just for archiving)
Here's my dilema. For each instructable STEP, I get to choose only one image to archive full size. I'd like to be able to archive ALL the images in a given step.
Scrapbook DOES do javascript capturing... but the extra images aren't captured. So if i manually save the images, and put them in the right place, the scrapbook page will switch correctly, but that just takes SO LONG!
Please help if you can.(PS, NEVER capture at a depth of more than 1. it'll quickly turn into a game of six degrees of kevin beacon and you'll end up downloading half the internet!)
Here's my dilema. For each instructable STEP, I get to choose only one image to archive full size. I'd like to be able to archive ALL the images in a given step.
Scrapbook DOES do javascript capturing... but the extra images aren't captured. So if i manually save the images, and put them in the right place, the scrapbook page will switch correctly, but that just takes SO LONG!
Please help if you can.(PS, NEVER capture at a depth of more than 1. it'll quickly turn into a game of six degrees of kevin beacon and you'll end up downloading half the internet!)
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I am sorry, I have nothing that can help that I know of, but the last thing you wrote:
(PS, NEVER capture at a depth of more than 1. it'll quickly turn into a game of six degrees of kevin beacon and you'll end up downloading half the internet!)
Struck a cord with me and I thought I would relate it for, if nothing else, comedy relief:
Recently, I was at a Microsoft download site - the NET framework site I believe, and I went to download V. 3.5 using Downloadthemall; and I accidentally clicked downloadall - and the next thing I know, over 12 gig of stuff is attempting to download at once (I am still sorting that out *sigh*).
(PS, NEVER capture at a depth of more than 1. it'll quickly turn into a game of six degrees of kevin beacon and you'll end up downloading half the internet!)
Struck a cord with me and I thought I would relate it for, if nothing else, comedy relief:
Recently, I was at a Microsoft download site - the NET framework site I believe, and I went to download V. 3.5 using Downloadthemall; and I accidentally clicked downloadall - and the next thing I know, over 12 gig of stuff is attempting to download at once (I am still sorting that out *sigh*).
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