- License:
- Free to try; $19.99 to buy
- Editor's Rating:
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- Average User Rating:
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- Downloads:
- 67,470
- Requirements:
- Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
- Limitations:
- 15-day trial
- Date Added:
- February 04, 2008
Publisher's description of Save Flash
From Pilot:Save Flash is the most versatile tool with which you can save any flash animation with just a single click. All your favorite flash games, flash cards, flash banners and cartoons can be saved with just a single click and made available as a collection offline. This tool displays the flash files size, its URL and name, the tool comfortably saves the flash to the chosen directory and allows you to conveniently view the preview in an enlarged mode, rewind or forward view, pause, loop and even scale. The tool is enhanced with the feature to either save the complete web page or all the flash files or each and every flash file separately. Easy screenshots can be made from any flash frame and saved to graphic format. This tool can be easily and quickly accessed by the floating drop-down menu and is backed up by full technical support and discounted upgrades. This versatile tool packed with easy to use features is also supported with multilingual interface.
Version 4.0.10 includes unspecified updates.
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Editor's review of Save Flash
If you grab online videos for a burgeoning collection, this Internet Explorer add-on is a handy tool for saving Flash files from Web sites.
Save Flash adds an unobtrusive button to your IE toolbar. We liked the way it alerted us to possible files for downloading: When the add-on detects the presence of a Flash file on the current Web page, the button is blue. When no Flash is available, the button is white with a black outline of the Save Flash icon.
Save Flash performed well in our tests, and responded quickly. Clicking the button opened a dialog box with the pages available Flash files listed. We were able to select one, some, or all. The tool automatically saved files to our hard drives My Flash folder.
Overall, we were quite pleased with Save Flash's performance. The trial limit may initially seem unnecessarily short, but you can grab a lot of files in 15 days (perhaps more than you can watch at one sitting). The price isn't excessive, but you may want to hunt around for a comparable tool that's free. On the other hand, Save Flash makes grabbing files so easy that you just might find its worth the price.
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