Don't worry, this is normal and to be expected. After entering in the log-in credentials, multiple lines of text will be generated explaining a bit about the directory you have connected to. If successful, the last line of text generated will say Login successful. Connect to the correct directory. This will connect you to the directory containing the Firefox installer.
When you use FTP, everything is contained within folders or directories. Just like you access documents on your own computer by opening folders within folders, you can connect to and access information on remote servers and websites in a similar fashion with FTP commands.
The cd command stands for change directories. It is the command which tells the host that you would like to change the directory you are connected to. View the contents of the directory. At the time of writing this article, this is the current version of Firefox. However, you may see a different version. It should still say Firefox Setup , though. Select the local target folder. Choose which folder on your system you want the Firefox installer to be downloaded.
If you want to use a different drive, just enter in its name instead of C. Download the installer. Type get "Firefox Setup Again, the version of the setup may different. In which case, replace the You may be prompted by a pop-up dialog box to give permission to the server host to send a file directly to your computer. Give permission. After waiting a little while, a line of text should appear saying Transfer Complete. Open the installer. Look for the file within your C drive, or wherever you told the server to send the installer.
Double-click the installer to start the process of installing Firefox. Method 2. Install a mailbox program. If you have a stable Internet connection and a working email account, you can use a third-party mailbox program to access your email without using a browser. Any email account should do: Microsoft, Google, Yahoo! Ask a friend, a relative, or a coworker to email you a browser install file; you can load this onto your computer and download a browser!
If you use Windows, try activating Microsoft Outlook. This program comes automatically installed on Windows. Try Mozilla Thunderbird.
It's a free mail program that works on all known operating systems. Plus, it's open source — so it will be safer than many proprietary "backdoored" programs. Open your mailbox program.
You don't need a browser to do this — it just needs to be installed on your computer. Make sure that you have a working email account, a stable Internet connection, and a previously-set-up mailbox program. Set up your mail account in the mailbox program. Most programs will prompt you to set up your account upon your first launch. The exact steps will vary from client to client, but they should be fairly straightforward. When you've set up the account, click the "Get Mail" button to access your inbox.
If you have any trouble, find the "Help" section of the mailbox program, or run a web search for "how to set up a mail account in [so-and-so mailbox program]. Have someone send you a browser file. Ask anyone who's reasonably tech-savvy: a friend, a coworker, a family member.
The install files for most standard browsers are available on the developer websites: your friend can download Chrome directly from the Google site, for instance, Safari directly from Apple, or Firefox directly from Mozilla. If you have trouble finding the file, run a web search for "download [browser name]" to find the specific download page.
Have your friend attach the file to an email, and then follow these steps: Open the email using your non-browser mailbox program. Look for the attached browser file, then click it to download.
This needs to be done without forcing the user to launch a web browser and have interaction as some of the downloaded data might be private. You want to keep the size of the game small for everyone so you decide to put the purchase items on your server.
When a user purchases an item then the item will be downloaded in the background. This is a perfect usage example. For purposes of the tutorial we will be staying simple. We will be downloading a remote image in the background and then displaying it when it has finished downloading.
To download remote files without a browser in Android you must use threads or AsyncTasks. This is because Android cannot perform network requests on the UI thread and in reality why would you? The following example was taken directly from my open source project Spyfi. Although we are expecting an image response in this example, the class can receive any kind of response, whether it be audio, database data, etc.
Viewed k times. Improve this question. RBT Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This javascript is nice that it doesn't open a new window or tab. Improve this answer. This is the same as window. This causes WebSocket connection to disconnect. I have used the same solution but it opens file in same tab instead of opening a download dialog. So for IE 11 I used window. This kept the JS running. Show 2 more comments.
Dcoder14 1, 2 2 gold badges 10 10 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. Manoj Rana - I have checked on FF It won't work on any FF if you remove 2 lines document. PauliusDragunas It still works. But it does not work for cross-origin urls. Show 9 more comments. Best solution: The best working solution to open a file download pop-up in JavaScript is to use a HTML link element, with no need to append the link element to the document. This solution works in Chrome, Safari and Firefox for me : — ariebear.
I deleted my previous comment, as I found that there are other things that PWA breaks while on the way to document. If I clean them up, the method still works. Show 3 more comments. This is the best answer. George Claghorn George Claghorn This is not acceptable.
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