You have to download an external helper program on your machine. The free version virtually has no features. My anti-virus blocked multiple attempts at accessing dubious websites in the background, and this by the external software they require you to install. This extension seems very dangerous.

ITS DONT WORK AND THEY ASK FOR MONEY.

been using BID for over 2 years it works really well and does all I want it to

Didn't work, even paid extensions run out when instagram learns what your doing you get banned, these apps should always be free, and make money off ads.

Need a good scraper? BID fits the bill. I bought a license after the trial period, it's a pretty good app, at least test it out before getting upset about paying for stuff and leaving a 1-star review.

Hands down the best Image Downloader. You can use the registration on multiple devices. I have no idea why people have an issue with it, its honestly the best!

I have been using this extension for many years, and I'm happy with its download capabilities. Sometimes updates are required when certain websites with images you may want to download may change their site format.

shitty paid extension

Just perfect

This truly is a FANTASTIC piece of software i have used for years. The low cost, and it does just what it say it will do - on MANY websites. Also, they are Constantly updating this so as websites change, so does BID

I've been using BID for probably 5yrs now and love it. The Firefox and Chrome extensions have worked flawlessly so far so I'm not sure what some people are complaining about.

I've been using this for years, works really great and every update is worth it.

ce programme est remarquable. Très simple d’utilisation, très rapide et très fiable. J'en avais essayé plusieurs et BID m'a convaincu. J'ai acheté la licence il y a 2 ou 3 ans et ne l'ai jamais regretté. Je le recommande très vivement. Bravo et merci.

Admittedly you have to buy BID to get the best use of the add-on, but the program rips photos from just about every site. The add-on itself works seamlessly with Firefox.