Download Flash Saver

Flash Saver:

It is a standalone software to download flash content from websites. Once installed it also adds a context menu in Tools option in IE menubar. It alos ads a right click context menu in IE. It is the best software available for ripping flash as it can perform a lots of task like downloading of Flash Game, Flash Movie, Flash Templates, Flash Tutorlals, Flash Videos, Youtube Videos, Flash Cards, Flash Banners, Flash Books, Flash Cartoons etc.

It helps in downloading Flash items from the floating shortcut bar; from context menu of Internet Explorer; Detect Flash files from an URL; Search in local cache files; etc. And downloading Youtube videos using Flash saver is so easy and hassle free.

Saving Flash content in Internet Explorer ?

All the contents of a website we visit through Internet explorer are stored in a folder called Temporary Internet files. We can easily harvest any image or flash content from that folder.

- Open the website from where you want to save the flash content. Let it load completely.

- Click on Tools > Internet Options.

- Click on Settings under browsing history section under general tab.

- It will open a new window, It will have the temporary Internet Files folder location. To open the folder click on view files.

- Once in Temporary Internet files folder, change to details view.

- Arrange the files according to the type. It will group files of one type together. We need to go to the swf type and locate the swf files from the site we wanted to save.

- Copy the flash file to any folder you want t to keep.

Saving Flash content in Firefox ?

- Open the website from where you want to save the flash content. Let it load completely.

- Click on Tools > Page info and it will open a new window.

- Click on Media tab and it will show the whole list of images, flash and other multimedia files present in the webpage with the previews.

- Scroll in the list to locate the required flash (swf) fle and select that.

- Click on Save as and save it to any folder on your hard drive.