Initially disabled the "Download" button and "All" checkbox Moved the image checkboxes to the top and added open & download buttons below each Changed the URL above the image to be displayed in a read-only textbox Only images from inline style attributes of elements used to be included. Images used in a style tag will now also be included at the end of the list. Added donation buttons on the options page Added settings for number of columns, removed border style setting Clicking on an image URL textbox will now automatically select the text so users can copy it Implemented a cleaner, grid-based design Utilized the Google Chrome downloads API Added the ability to save the files to a subfolder Added a one-time reset of all settings due to some people having sizing issues Another attempt to fix some sizing issues Removed the donation prompt due to complains from some users that it doesn't disappear after the first time as it should now, the options page will be opened on first install instead Removed the unnecessary permission to access tabs Replaced deprecated `chrome.extension` calls with `ntime` Improved popup loading speed by searching through less elements Added support for BMP, SVG, and WebP images Added an option for renaming files before downloading Fixed an issue where invalid URLs would break the extension. Workaround for Chrome disallowing access to cross-domain CSS rules If you need that kind of functionality, there are other extensions that can be useful like Hover Zoom, even if you can't mass download images with it. That's because the page doesn't directly link to the image, but uses a script. This extension can't always extract the full-resolution images that open when you click a photo (e.g. It is not recommended to attempt to download too many images at once without a default download directory.
WARNING: If you haven't set up a default download directory, you will have to manually choose the save location for each image, which might open a lot of popup windows. When you press the "Download" button, all selected images are saved to the default download directory of Chrome, or to a directory inside it if you specify a subfolder name. Hide filters, buttons and notifications you don't need Customize image display width, columns, border size, and color Use dedicated buttons to download or open individual images in new tabs Select images to download by clicking on the image Filter them by width, height, and URL supports wildcard and regex See images that the page contains and links to
If you need to bulk download images from a web page, with this extension you can: Browse and download images on a web page.Image Downloader is not for sale, and will always be free, open-source, and without ads or tracking algorithms of any kind! You can find the source code here:
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