Often times, I find myself using jDownloader to snag videos off YouTube to play in VLC, but I wonder. Say you had an Apache server where the images folder's read permissions were enabled across the board. Meaning if you pointed a web-browser to the absolute path, instead of "Permission denied" or "Not Authorized", you see "Contents of /images" and a screen fill of links to the image files. I'd be half tempted to copy-paste that absolute path into jDownloader and cross my fingers.
Often times, I find myself using jDownloader to snag videos off YouTube to play in VLC, but I wonder. Say you had an Apache server where the images folder's read permissions were enabled across the board. Meaning if you pointed a web-browser to the absolute path, instead of "Permission denied" or "Not Authorized", you see "Contents of /images" and a screen fill of links to the image files. I'd be half tempted to copy-paste that absolute path into jDownloader and cross my fingers.
I tried NeoDownloader, Extreme Image Finder and HTTrack. I'd say HTTrack does it the best, but gamespot doesn't let you use their absolute URL to the directory, you can only view the files using direct links.