No, maybe someone here knows the answer / can help.
There's this website with a mp3 player, I was wondering if it was possible to get the files?
I looked at the page source and couldn't see any mp3s (something something javascript;) ).
Is what I want to do possible? It's quite important for music preservation purposes!;)
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In Firefox:
* Select the song you want to load
* Click the lock icon next to the URL bar
* Click the "Connection secure" button in the "Site information for munk.org" popup
* Click the "More information" button in the "Connection security for munk.org" popup
* Click the "Media" tab on the "Page Info" popup
* Scroll through the resources until you find the entry with a Type of "Audio"
* Click that entry
* Click "Save As..."
* You're done!
In Chromium:
* Find someone who knows how to do it in a Chromium based browser
* Ask them for instructions on how to do it
* Follow those instructions
* You're done!
Maybe point yt-dlp at the page if the specific song is making it into the url.
Otherwise, scan the Network tab of the devtools (open the tab, then refresh the page) and see if you can see any mp3s being downloaded. Copy the network logs into an LLM if you can't. Either it's downloading the file or streaming it. Hopefully it's streaming un-drm'd.