Here Is the website
http://www.downthemall.net/
What programming language was It written In.
How was It designed?
It depends on what operating system is the target for the application to run on.
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It displays fine and then script quickly wipes that out and puts up an ad for Firefox. Credibility: 0.
In the top corner of the page are various links, including "Source Code"... which should answer your questions.
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Are you asking what language that website was written in? Or what language the DownThemAll (FF add-on) was written in?Originally Posted by napninjanx
My guess is the website is probably written in PHP since I don't see the Asp.Net default html tags at the top of the index page, but it depends on what the web server is.
If you're talking about what language FF add-ons are made in, I think they're mostly just javascript and use the FF api for the calls. Add-ons are typically cross platform, here's an article about how to go about making an add-on: How to develop a Firefox extension | Mozilla Add-ons Blog
That would be because you're not viewing it in Firefox and seeing as that website is for the guy's FF add-on, it serves you no purpose if you don't use FF.
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