06/09/2009, 01:25 PM
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i'm trying to "right click" and "save as" a jpeg on a webpage that i frequent to use as my background. any suggestions on how (if possible) to get a similar right click contectual menu?
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06/09/2009, 01:39 PM
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No way... yet.
Work around... zoom-in to image and then take a screen shot. Orange+SYM+P |
03/12/2010, 05:09 AM
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Since this is the first hit on google with "webOS browser image save" (as of 2010/03/12), I'll revive the thread for answering:
- hold orange key (below A for the Pre Plus people) - tap on image Cheers, J |
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