All information that is loaded by the browser to display the Internet page is deposited in the so-called cache. Consequently, the animation that you see on this or that site is already stored somewhere on your hard drive. You just need to know where to look for it.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the Opera browser and go to the page that contains the animation you like. Wait for it to load completely. Click on it with the right mouse button. If the menu that appears contains the item "Save Image", then this picture is in.
Step 2
In this case, enter opera: cache in the address bar of your browser and press Enter on your keyboard. The browser cache will open. At the top there is a menu with which you can quickly sort files by formats, but, unfortunately, there is no SWF format among them, so you will have to take a different path.
Step 3
Scroll down the page and from the number of available sites select the one on which you found the animation you like. Keep in mind, for convenience, the sites are listed alphabetically. To the right of the site name are two buttons: "Preview" and "Show". In this case, it makes little difference which one to click on, since in both cases, as a result, a window will open with a list of files loaded by the browser for this site, only in the first case the sizes and previews of.
Step 4
Look for files with the SWF extension. Once found, click on them. After clicking, a new window will open in which the selected animation will be played. If that's what you want, go back (you can just press Backspace) and then right-click on the video link. In the menu that appears, select "Save by link as", a new window will appear, in which specify the path for the file and click "Save".
