The web has advanced over the past ten years to become a new type of media. In the beginning there were but plain text files and web pages with occasional pictures. Then came script- and database-driven sites, supposedly cool JavaScript effects on home pages, Java applets and, finally Flash. There are so many flash movies on the Internet that they almost form a world of their own. Anything from complete websites to tiny buttons can be implemented with Flash technology. Now you can save bits of flash art here and there with Flash Catcher.
     Flash Catcher is a tool that lets you save flash movies directly from web pages. When installed, the tool adds its own context menu entries to the right-button menu, which allow you to save flash movies as simply as images. Another way to save is to use a floating toolbar - it appears above a flash movie once you click on it.
     This smart add-on works with Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher. It can also work with other browsers that are based on the IE engine, such as NetCaptor or MyIE. Download this free tool today and save flash movies as easily as images.