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David Moreno — Tue, 24 Dec 2013 06:33:55 -0000

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 12:31:27 -0000

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 * Resolves the URL into an IP number.
-* Creates a HTTP conection with the remote web server.
+* Creates a HTTP connection with the remote web server.
 * Requests the page you want to see.
 * Downloads the information (HTML, Javascript code, CSS, jpeg images, etc.) to your machine.
 * Closes the connection (in most cases).
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 If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image* command on your browser. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.

  
-**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a great program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.
+**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a great program that can record the TCP connections), and if you want to download (legally, of course. Like music with a CC license) mp3 songs, it can automatically rename the files using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 12:26:45 -0000

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 * Renders the page.

  
-If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image*. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.
+If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image* command on your browser. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.

  
 **catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a great program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 11:59:32 -0000

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 Each time you browse the web, your browser follows certain steps to ensure that information stored remotely can be seen on your screen:
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 * Resolves the URL into an IP number.
 * Creates a HTTP conection with the remote web server.
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 * Closes the connection (in most cases).
 * Renders the page.

+ 
 If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image*. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.

+ 
 **catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a great program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.
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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 11:28:15 -0000

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 If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image*. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.

-**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.
+**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a great program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.

 [Install]
 [Usage]

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 11:25:51 -0000

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 If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image*. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.

-**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.
+**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, it can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.

 [Install]
 [Usage]

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 11:24:14 -0000

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-Welcome to your wiki!
+Each time you browse the web, your browser follows certain steps to ensure that information stored remotely can be seen on your screen:
+
+* Resolves the URL into an IP number.
+* Creates a HTTP conection with the remote web server.
+* Requests the page you want to see.
+* Downloads the information (HTML, Javascript code, CSS, jpeg images, etc.) to your machine.
+* Closes the connection (in most cases).
+* Renders the page.
+
+If you want to save an image, you can do a *save image*. But in certain cases this is not so simple, that's when **catch-http** can be handy.
+
+**catch-http** can intercept the browser's HTTP connections and save the files that has been already downloaded into your machine using **tcpflow** (a program that can record the TCP connections), and if you're downloading (free, of course) mp3 files, can automatically rename the songs using the IDv3 tags with **libmp3-tag-perl**.

 [Install]
+[Usage]

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
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-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/catchhttp/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 10:31:49 -0000

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 Welcome to your wiki!
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+[Install]

 This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

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David Moreno — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 07:15:16 -0000

Welcome to your wiki!

This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].

The wiki uses Markdown syntax.

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