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Is it possible to download audio/mpeg content from different server with different origin(like my server is http://www.a.com and the file is in http://www.b.com) with javascript on the browser.
ps: like download and get 3rd byte of the file
JS doesn’t really have any file-based operators, and you’d be running up against the same-origin security policies. You might be able to get the browser to download it by inserting an
<object>or similar tag into the DOM and have its source be the other server. But then you’d be stuck with a DOM object that wouldn’t give you access to the raw bytes of the audio.