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Eagleget extension
#1
Hi,

I have a problem with Eagleget extension. After I restart CentBrowser it is always disabled
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#2
May because chromium is killing extensions using NPAPI.
You don't need to install eagleget extension now, 32-bit centbrowser supports it natively.
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#3
I don't have problems with Silverlight NPAPI plugin.

Since many sites don't support download manager (eg. file hosting sites) it useful to create a customizable list of sites from which download with chromium download tool.
Also, consider the feature of CTRL+Click to download with chromium download tool.
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#4
(02-15-2016, 03:23 PM)lator Wrote: Also, consider the feature of CTRL+Click to download with chromium download tool.

actually i would appreciate if some time in future Cent get an ability to specify external downloader. like l-click on link = download with native dpwnloader, Ctrl+l-click = download with specified(path provided). as portable version of Cent is popular, so do portable downloaders, so they can't integrate by themselves into Cent, and this ability could turn the tides.
or maybe there is some other/simplier way i'm not aware of, then please let me know.
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(02-25-2016, 02:24 AM)rey Wrote: actually i would appreciate if some time in future Cent get an ability to specify external downloader. like l-click on link = download with native dpwnloader, Ctrl+l-click = download with specified(path provided). as portable version of Cent is popular, so do portable downloaders, so they can't integrate by themselves into Cent, and this ability could turn the tides.
or maybe there is some other/simplier way i'm not aware of, then please let me know.

It would be difficult because most downloaders don't support calling by command line.Generally they expose some COM interface to external callers, for those portable downloaders COM interface may not be registered in the registry.So they can't be found by the browser.
Of course you can register their COM dll manually(regsvr32 ...).If that is done the browser can find and launch them.
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