Any way to make lwp fake it is flash enabled browser?

Flash goes way out of it's way to prevent direct downloading of flash content. The closest I've seen is using Gtk2::WebKit Webkit allows you to make you own browser

See my meager attempt to grab Flash content at Another YouTube Video Downloader using GtkWebkit ( IIRC, there is no native 64 bit Flash app, so you need 32 bit compatibility libraries if running 64 bit)

Also see Perl Web Browser using Gtk2 and WebKit and Gtk2::WebKit::Mechanize

Good luck :-)

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In reply to Re: LWP and Flash by zentara
in thread LWP and Flash by mmittiga17

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