Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.0) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages The title says it all... many websites have open folders... a google search for "index of" and "last modified" shows that. The most common thing are apache generated indexes... Sometime you want to copy this... well wget -r does the job but it'd be really cool to filebrowse such folders using a kioslave.. of course it would be read-only but it'd still be very cool. It is also very simple to make I assume.
How is this different from browsing to the website with a browser?
1) you can get previews of files if you allow it 2) you can download whole directories without `wget -r` .. think google + "index of" + (ahem) mp3 using a simple drag and drop 3) It says the same thing (this is a folder containing such and such file) in a much cooler way, you see YOUR folder icons etc.
Doesn't seem likely, sorry.