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A great deal more trouble? brew install swftools; curl [your swf] > yourswf.swf; swfextract yourswf.swf;

• jrockway 15y ago
  This is beyond most people's capabilities; most people are thwarted by "right clicking is not allowed". (Do browsers let sites disable right-click anymore? I don't think so. But there was a time when they did.) Someone should make swfextract a browser extension.
  • narag 15y ago
    This is beyond most people's capabilities... Hitting the 'print screen' should work. I guess it wouldn't be so easy if the photo is bigger than the screen. But if they are so worried about people copying their photos, they're probably using a scaled-down version.
  • ZenPsycho 15y ago
    I'm working on it. Did you know there's a thing called Emscripten? My dream usecase is I'm out and about, and I need to look up a restaurant's website and OH SHIT IT'S IN FLASH. no worries. [swfextract bookmarklet]. Weee there's all the content. YAY