You can download an audio file by right-clicking on an audio player and choosing `Save audio as` menu item.
The aim is to develop a p2p archive in the spirit of Critical Commons.
https://podcast.anarchive.earth/assets/podcast/d7e41e06-5f33-5c75-8e2e-4f3404fa8aeb.mp3
This mp3 was downloaded locally and added to the assets folder. Post Reports podacst, episode Talking to ChatGPT drains energy. These other things are worse- listen 
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# Html Button Adding an html-button like this:
<a href="https://audio.listennotes.com/e/p/5d25f91c86ce47fe98f9d2fb931ada6a/" download> <button>Download Audio</button> </a>
This will play the audio and not download it due to Firefox intentionally blocking the download attribute when: - The resource is on another domain (cross-origin, e.g. audio.listennotes.com), and - The server does not send a Content-Disposition: attachment header. That’s a browser security measure — it only lets download= force a save for same-origin files or files explicitly served as attachments