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You can do anything with the DOM in javascript - you could create an anchor node then download the file automatically via a.click()
by CornCobs 4y ago
You can do anything with the DOM in javascript - you could create an anchor node then download the file automatically via a.click()
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoThat's how I do it now. And it's an ugly hack. Why is it not natively supported?
- rasz 4y agoWhat would you consider a native support? ability to drop files on user drives without prompt?
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoNo, of course not. I’m not talking about the user experience. I’m talking about native support in the fetch API to take downloaded data and save it to a file. User experience might be the user being prompted for a location, etc, just like now when saving a file through a hyperlink download.