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Reviews for DownThemAll!

DownThemAll! by Nils Maier

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  • by ercherramon, 5 years ago
    Aprecio al desarrollador por su esfuerzo y empeño de haber reactivado este invaluable complemento pero tristemente ya no es el mismo que hace años usaba. Prefiero usar la versión 3.0.8 en un navegador sin soporte WebExtension. Realmente decepcionado y poco satisfecho. Espero que puedas afinar la extensión y devolverle la gloria que antes tenía.
  • by Kari, 5 years ago
    Seems to work but downloads seem slow compared to ordinary downloads.
  • by Firefox user 13434134, 5 years ago
    If you fondly remember downthemall from Firefox52 and Win XP then do yourself a favour and AVOID this. That add-on was easily customisable and helped you get what you wanted. This add-on is the 180 degree complete opposite. Use something else.
  • by Firefox user 15618353, 5 years ago
  • by Firefox user 13939444, 5 years ago
    Disappointing. Can't find any way to get it to download anything useful. It seems to download HTML pages themselves, and sometimes a couple of the advertising gifs they contain, and none of the content (non-advertising page images) I want to download from them. I spent about 30 minutes trying to figure it out before I gave up.
  • by maxx, 5 years ago
  • by Firefox user 13330880, 5 years ago
    This thing is a shadow of its former self. I can't even figure out how to get it to save files to a specific location (it wants to put everything in the "Downloads" folder, which I never use)! It also can't do the single most useful thing I used the old one for, which was automatic checksumming of downloaded files. Without that it's not even worth the bandwidth.

    Developer response

    posted 5 years ago
    Then it's not worth your bandwidth, fine, whatever.
    DownThemAll lacks the features you're after, understood.
    Other people find the other features useful, but not you, OK then.

    We're limited by the WebExtensions API and were upfront about it. That means you can only save into the Downloads folder (or subfolders therein) and you cannot have checksums. If you don't like that, fine, I don't like it either, I hate the WebExtensions API, but it is what is is.

    But all this doesn't mean you have to come here and express your disappointment in the in the meanest way you could muster.