Re:Winamp2-Js: A Reimplementation of Winamp 2.9 in HTML5 and...
by dispo001 on Saturday September 23, 2017 @12:43PM
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I haven't done it in years but I'm 87.4% certain that you can put a html file in the local folder and hardcode the relative paths. It requires some non-web software to populate it with data but since most of it is static it should work just fine?
I use to rip torrent websites by de-paginating their browsable tables of things to hold 2000 entries each and saving it as .html. The search engine got with some dumb ajax thingy that would just perform a full text search on the link.textContent.
small print: The browser would still "download" the files before you could open them in other applications.
But I'm not sure if this local file access "security hazard" got patched.
I use to rip torrent websites by de-paginating their browsable tables of things to hold 2000 entries each and saving it as .html. The search engine got with some dumb ajax thingy that would just perform a full text search on the link.textContent.
small print: The browser would still "download" the files before you could open them in other applications.
But I'm not sure if this local file access "security hazard" got patched.