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Subject: Re: [9front] [PATCH] hget: file name detection
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I like to use the plumber for this. Just type or snarf'n'paste preferred name on the end like this:

	http://9front.org/img/plumber.jpg→/tmp/plumber.jpg

Then the plumb rule does the rest, complete with whatever whizzbang statusbars you like.
Or you could type dl before the url and have a plumb rule that matches on something like

	dlhttps?://.+/([^/]+)([?#].*)?

and then uses the $1 match as the filename, neatly evading the query thing too.

umbraticus