8 Comments

Search and download audio files from your browser

January 14, 2006 by in AV,Tech with 8 Comments

Found the following link via Digg while laboriously sifting through my feeds. I say laboriously due to the fact that my favorite web-based RSS reader SearchFox is closing its doors. Any reliable tips for web based readers aside from Bloglines, Rojo, or Newsalloy?

Anyway, returning to the original topic at hand…

How convenient would it be to search for and download audio files directly from your browser without having to fire up uTorrent [bittorrent] or Cabos [Gnutella]? It’s pretty damn convieniant!

Try It

** Note: This post serves as an educational example of the options made available with a little geek know how. UNEASYsilence is not supporting nor condones any type of possibly illegal file sharing.


  • Chris

    theres just one thing that some people wont like. these are radio blog files. encoded into a smaller format, bitrate or something like that. there used for the radio script.

  • Viper

    Yah, didn’t like it :p
    But it’s a good idea.

  • Evan

    Try netvibes for an RSS reader. I’m in the same boat as you since I used Searchfox as well.

  • http://aeiiv.net/blog Benji

    Im a user of netvibes and i love it. Do yourself a favor and sign up.

  • Derek

    netvibes is great for users with minimal feeds. ther eis no way i could load ll my feeds on to one netvibes start page.

  • http://www.progoth.com Steven

    I prefer google reader myself

  • http://gorczyca.blogspot.com/ Rob

    I use NetNewsWire – I have it loaded with feeds (UneasySilence is at the top!) – but it works great. I’m on a mac, so I know I was limited in my choices.
    There is the option of Google IG – but I found browser based readers just aren’t fast enough for me.

  • Derek

    when i used to run osx my feed reader of choice was newsfire. awesome app. hell what am i saying, anything on osx was awesome to work with.

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