Trigger a Browser’s Save-As Dialog via Javascript using only On-page data

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I don’t think it’s currently possible to trigger save as without doing some sort of request back to the server, but it’s possible to export data from a loaded page using a Data URI. Have a look at my answer to this similar question.

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