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  1. StreamSaver.js (legacy-ish)

    StreamSaver.js is the solution to saving streams in the web browser. It is perfect for web apps where there’s a need to save large amounts of data on devices with e.g. limited RAM.

  2. StreamSaver example codes - GitHub Pages

    Example of saving a stream directly to the filesystem Saving audio or video stream using mediaRecorder Piping a fetch response to StreamSaver Write as you type Saving a file using …

  3. Piping a fetch response to StreamSaver - GitHub Pages

    Piping a fetch response to StreamSaverStart

  4. GitHub Pages

    It will then use mediaRecorder to "pipe" the data to StreamSaver (aka hard drive) Note: This is only allowed in secure web context Use Webcam Use Microphone Start Close

  5. Saving a Blob - GitHub Pages

    Saving a BlobStart

  6. Saving multiple files as zip - GitHub Pages

    Saving multiple files as zipStart

  7. GitHub Pages

    GitHub Pages

  8. Native File System adapter (ponyfill) | native-file-system-adapter

    StreamSaver by @jimmywarting: A way to save large data to the disk directly with a writable stream (same technique can be achieved if service worker are setup properly)

  9. Write bytes slowly

    We need to try and keep the service worker alive. Simply passing a stream over won't need keep alive techniques Make sure you don't have the developer tool open b/c it can prevent service …

  10. Save a file from a torrent - jimmywarting.github.io

    This download the Sintel torrent using HTTP, WebRTC and WebSeed. Using a combination of node streams and whatwg streams Start