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Just made some minor grammar changes
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FileSaver.js is the solution to saving files on the client-side, and is perfect for
web apps that generates files on the client, However if the file is coming from the
server we recommend you to first try to use [Content-Disposition][8] attachment response header as it has more cross-browser compatible
server we recommend you to first try to use [Content-Disposition][8] attachment response header as it has more cross-browser compatiblity.
Looking for `canvas.toBlob()` for saving canvases? Check out
[canvas-toBlob.js][2] for a cross-browser implementation.
@@ -87,10 +87,10 @@ FileSaver.saveAs(blob, "hello world.txt");
```js
FileSaver.saveAs("https://httpbin.org/image", "image.jpg");
```
Using URLs within the same origin will just use `a[download]`
Otherwise, it will first check if it supports cors header with a synchronously head request
if it does it will download the data and save it using blob URLs
if not it will try to download it using `a[download]`
Using URLs within the same origin will just use `a[download]`.
Otherwise, it will first check if it supports cors header with a synchronous head request.
If it does, it will download the data and save using blob URLs.
If not, it will try to download it using `a[download]`.
The standard W3C File API [`Blob`][4] interface is not available in all browsers.
[Blob.js][5] is a cross-browser `Blob` implementation that solves this.
@@ -108,10 +108,10 @@ Note: The standard HTML5 `canvas.toBlob()` method is not available in all browse
### Saving File
You can save a File constructor without specifying a filename. The
File itself already contains a name, There is a hand full of ways to get a file
instance (from storage, file input, new constructor, clipboard event)
But if you still want to change the name, then you can change it in the 2nd argument
You can save a File constructor without specifying a filename. If the
file itself already contains a name, there is a hand full of ways to get a file
instance (from storage, file input, new constructor, clipboard event).
If you still want to change the name, then you can change it in the 2nd argument.
```js
// Note: Ie and Edge don't support the new File constructor,