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  • por Utilizador do Firefox 14379928 , há 7 anos
    0.9.2 : Please add an option to choose between "save as" and direct download so everyone can have whatever suits them.
    It was perfect for me before, now downloading in bulk open a cascade of "save as" windows.

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    This issue was found in 0.9.0 and I think I have fixed this issue in 0.9.2. Are you sure you are using the latest version?
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    Edit:
    Fixed in v0.9.3
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 14329686 , há 7 anos
    Perfect when it works, a shame it is not always
  • por Daza Publicity , há 7 anos
    Me sirive para lo que necesito, me ahorra tiempo para descargar imágenes que normalmente tendría que buscar en el código de la página. Aunque aveces no muestra exactamente todas las imágenes.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 14246709 , há 7 anos
    good
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13404707 , há 7 anos
    Really appreciate your work. Bulk download is amazing. Please add ability to enter time (hh:mm:ss) format and date too for single download, or am I missing something? Also this extension always maps back to downloads folder, instead must go to the folder I previously saved an image to just like built in firefox image download. Please enable this stuff. Thanks.

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    > Please add ability to enter time (hh:mm:ss) format and date too for single download

    There is a "dateString" variable:
    https://github.com/eight04/image-picka#filename-pattern

    Does it fit your needs?

    > this extension always maps back to downloads folder, instead must go to the folder I previously saved an image to just like built in firefox image download

    This is a bug in Firefox. See https://github.com/eight04/image-picka/issues/15
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13824377 , há 7 anos
    Nice one. Easy to learn. But where can I change destination folder?

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    You can't. In Firefox 57+, extensions can only save the files to default download folder. Also see https://github.com/eight04/image-picka/issues/14
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13786758 , há 7 anos
    Good one but CLOSES TAB please resolve this issue

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    Fixed in 0.7.1.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13771792 , há 7 anos
    Seems to do a pretty good job for what I'm looking for. Only problems at first glance are that the "Close tabs" checkbox closes the current tab even if you selected tabs to the right only. And that there's no option to bypass the pick screen to just save all images that would have been selected.

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    > the "Close tabs" checkbox closes the current tab even if you selected tabs to the right only.

    Fixed in 0.7.1.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 12985873 , há 7 anos
    Thank you.But it still can't replace the "Image Picker" or "Pick & Save Images",
    For an ordinary person who does not understand programming,can I ask two questions?
    Q1:
    Error：filename deos not be an absolute path
    Why?
    Can it choose an absolute path?

    Q2:
    And how to rename the pitrues?

    Quantumn all is best.昨天用56的版本，任务管理器占用内存5G，就十个八个页面，图像很多的，还要开着PS，还有SNAGIT12，10G内存不够用，卡得什么心情都没有，恨不得扔鼠标。昆腾快很多，占用内存少。但就是没有一个合适的集图工具，哎。

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    > Q1

    No. It's a restriction of Quantum Firefox. Extensions can only download files to Firefox's download folder.

    > Q2

    See https://github.com/eight04/image-picka#filename-pattern
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13597987 , há 7 anos
    When I save many pics with "${index}${ext}" pattern, all of them begin at 1 (1.jpg, 2.jpg, etc). However, I want to save them with any begin number, not only 1. Is there any way to do that?

    For example: I want to save all pics in 2 chapters of a manga in only 1 folder. So base number when saving chap 2 should be changed to avoid overwritten.

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    I would like to know in which situation you would like to change the base number?

    How about to change the filename to `chapter1-${index}${ext}` and `chapter2-${index}${ext}`? So they don't overwrite each other and you'll know the chapter number by looking at the filename.

    [Edit]
    There is a new feature in 0.6.1. Now you can evaluate expressions in filename pattern. To use different base index, turn on the feature in advanced section, and change the pattern to e.g. "${index+20}${ext}" to make it start from 21.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13594806 , há 7 anos
    work well,but missing counter.
    Please add a counter to show checked and total number!

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    Added in 0.6.0.
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 12799919 , há 7 anos
  • por Jason , há 7 anos
    Very nice but don't support saving parent derictory name as deleting same characters. Would you improve it?

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    I'm not sure what do you mean "deleting same characters". If it's hard to explain it in a single review, feel free to open an issue on github: https://github.com/eight04/image-picka/issues
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13540114 , há 8 anos
    Its a up grade for new fire fox and faster than before etc!
  • por vierge , há 8 anos
    Hope to add memory commonly used automatically save pictures directory.

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 7 anos
    Recently used values are recorded in v0.5.0.
  • por Aleshiukas , há 8 anos
  • por zeroyang , há 8 anos
    Hope to add traditional chinese language.
    Thx
  • por Utilizador do Firefox 13019216 , há 8 anos
  • por Techie , há 8 anos
    Good Extension for the new API, but currently need some more options such as ask the user where to save the images... like "Image Picker"

    Resposta do programador

    publicado a há 8 anos
    An "Ask me where to save the image" option is added in 0.3.2. You might want to remove the folder part in the filename pattern (Image Picka/${pageTitle}/)