Demo Generate & Download a File Use JavaScript

A demo of the HTML5 download attribute. When used on an anchor, this attribute signifies that the resource it points to should be downloaded by the browser rather than navigating to it.

'Create file' creates a .txt file from the contenteditable region's content. This is done by using window.URL.createObjectURL(). That generated file can be named and saved to the user's machine by setting the download attribute on a link.

Browser support: right now, only Chrome dev channel (14.0.835.15+) supports this attribute.

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This link was created using ablob: URL (huh? ). It contains the download attribute, which means clicking it will force the browser to download the resource rather than navigating to it.

In Chrome, you can also drag this link out of the browser tab and the file will be saved. (huh? )

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