I think that if Mozilla is going to support this in the download, it should also
eventually support downloads transparently as a file handler as well. Why not
share those caches we all have on our hard disk that were originally received as
a public url?
If this grows in popularity, I could see this affecting the usefulness of
services such as Akamai. Do torrents have mimetype information inside of them so
that the browser would know to render that torrent as a jpeg?? =)
Hi everyone!
I think that if Mozilla is going to support this in the download, it should also
eventually support downloads transparently as a file handler as well. Why not
share those caches we all have on our hard disk that were originally received as
a public url?
For example:
<img src="bt: //public. server. com/url/ to/image. torrent" />
If this grows in popularity, I could see this affecting the usefulness of
services such as Akamai. Do torrents have mimetype information inside of them so
that the browser would know to render that torrent as a jpeg?? =)
jon