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#6528: Better way to store websites
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Written by Wiplash4 the 6 Apr 08 at 19:40.
Category: Accessibility.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: New
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Description
Now the website is stored as a html file and a folder containig auxiliary files as pictures, etc.. Please find a way to store all this data into one file. It is unnerving to take care of this folder.
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tomaszx wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 19:45
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some like .war in KDE ? i agree +1
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wit3k wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 20:09
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Easiest way would be creating repository file (like so od normal application).
Eg. you can make Qt4 application with html file, pictures etc. inside it but... its normal application.
Creating applications just to have website in one file isnt great idea - firefox should be able to save and read files like that. I think it will be developped faster if youll post this idea on firefox forum.
+1
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mp3phish wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 20:49
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whats wrong with just having all the files in a folder? thats basically the same thing your asking for, and it already exists. Is there a reason why a folder structure does not work for what you want to do?
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Eldmannen wrote on the 6 Apr 08 at 21:38
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What are you talking about?
Do you even know HTML?
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Wiplash4 wrote on the 7 Apr 08 at 09:49
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I have programmed in HTML. So I am well aware. I am also aware that HTML is an old standart and is replaces by little progs which interacts with the browser to show content.
But still the way of saving is inefficient.
But You are right: There are many files which have the same problem with auxiliary data. Maybe Ubuntu can think about a little part of the harddisk where auxiliary data of every file is saved. This auxiliary data could be hidden and connected with a file.
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Wiplash4 wrote on the 29 Apr 08 at 07:12
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Ok
What about a file folder hybrid. An icon that You can open as a folder and run as a file. Would be handy for many apps.
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nivus wrote on the 11 May 08 at 15:11
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+1
.war in Firefox would be good
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