Download Music From Music Blogs by beansunited
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Have you ever been listening to music on a music blog such as hypem or earmilk and liked a song, but couldn't find a place to download it from? This Instructable will guide you through a very simple way to download music from a blog quickly and easily. The required materials for this are:

- Mozilla Firefox 3.6.9
- Access to you computer cache
- Itunes

I used Windows 7, however this tutorial can be applied to other versions of Windows, I am just not sure which ones. Make sure to USE THE PICTURES, I spent a lot of time making this as easy as possible. Also, the song in this Instructable was just chosen at random and I did not think it was very good when I listened to it. I hope this helps some people.
 
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Step 1: Download and Installing Mozilla Firefox 3.6.9

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To Download:
- Download the "Mozilla Firefox 3.6.9 Setup" from this link:
http://www.oldversion.com/download-Mozilla%20Firefox-3.6.9.html

- Click on the link above
- Click on the "Download Now" box as shown in the picture
- Click on the "Save File" button on the dialog box
- Allow your browser to download the small file

To Install:
- Locate the file you have just saved (mine is in my default download folder)
- Run the file by double-clicking on it
- Click "Run" on the dialog box
- Click "Next"
- Click "Next"
- Click "Upgrade" (or it could say "Install", however mine does not because Firefox is already installed)
- Allow it to install
- Click "Finish" and close out of the Firefox when it opens up
kbarbara says: Sep 7, 2011. 11:04 PM
alterator says: Jul 13, 2011. 5:37 PM
naviscope
pretty old though, but you can get direct links to every media, your pc is downloading to view sites..
youtube videos, music files, flash games, etc..
kelseymh says: Jul 8, 2011. 1:00 PM
Why are you specifying FF 3.6.9? The most recent security update for the FF 3 series is 3.6.18. Also, both FF4 and FF5 are available.
beansunited (author) says: Jul 9, 2011. 4:52 PM
I only know how to do it on Firefox 3.6.9, it might work on other 3.x Firefoxs, I am not sure. However, I did update to Firefox 4 when it came out and my cache got messed up, it had a bunch of folders and was very confusing. I just found this was the easiest for me.
vipin786 says: Jul 8, 2011. 9:55 PM
I think we can use "NirSoft VideoCacheView" for the same and its easy to use try it out :) .
beansunited (author) says: Jul 9, 2011. 4:51 PM
I might try it out, but for now this works for me.
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