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Have you ever wanted to add a Save as… button to a webapp? Whether you’re making an advanced WebGL-powered CAD webapp and want to save 3D object files or you just want to save plain text files in a simple Markdown text editor, saving files in the browser has always been a tricky business. Usually when you want to save a file generated with JavaScript, you have to send the data to your server and then return the data right back with a Content-disposition: attachment header. ...

Lightweight and easy-to-use repository manager for Maven-based artifacts in JVM ecosystem. This is simple, extensible and scalable self-hosted solution to replace managers like Nexus, Archiva, or Artifactory, with reduced resource consumption. To run Reposilite for your personal needs you should assign around 20MB of RAM and at least Java 11+ installed. For huge public repositories, you can adjust the memory limit and even the size of used thread pools in the configuration. The recommended...

...Perform a drag'n'drop of one (or more) file handler given a text corresponding to the full file path. In the standalone mode there is a text-area where you can usually drag'n'drop (or copy-paste) the "full file path" text, from any other program (notepad, browser). In the called mode you can execute it by your local web server or similar and pass the path through arguments. Why dndf.exe? 1. I develop some programs web-based to manage (index/search) my local files, but security policy of browsers denies me to perform drag'n'drop as a 'file handler' object from browser to other desktop applications. 2. ...