Firefox Save Images — Save Images saves the images from the current tab page, from the cache, to a specified location, with either the images original file name or a file name that you specify. DownThemAll — this is an excellent Firefox download manager. It offers an option to save all images or links on webpage.
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Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. Open Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. If you have Google Chrome or Edge installed on your computer, you have a variety of options for downloading all images from websites. We'll focus on one popular option called Imageye Image Downloader, as it's available on both browsers and has a lot of great reviews.
Go to the Imageye Image Downloader extension page. Whether you're using Chrome or Edge, this Chrome web store link will allow you to install the Image Downloader extension—the two browsers have very similar back-ends. Click the blue Add to Chrome button. It's at the top-right corner of the page. Click Add extension when prompted.
This installs Image Downloader and adds its icon to the upper-right corner of your browser the downward-pointing arrow. Go to a page with images that you want to download. Type a website address or search term into the URL bar at the top of the Chrome window, then press Enter.
Click the Image Downloader icon. It's a white arrow on a blue background. You'll find it in the top-right side of the Chrome window. This displays all downloadable images in a pop-up window. It's at the top of the window. This selects all images on the website. If you want to filter the images by size, you can click the funnel icon at the top and choose which size images to display first. It's the dark blue button at the top of the window.
A confirmation message will appear. This confirmation message will also warn you that if you've set your browser to ask where to save files before downloading them, you'll be prompted to save each file separately. Before agreeing, double-check your settings: Chrome: Click the three-dot menu at the top-right corner, select Settings , click Advanced in the left column, and then click Downloads. Toggle off "Ask where to save each file before downloading" to avoid having to approve each download separately.
He ads new versions as soon as they offer the slightest improvement and given the tough work of archiving a Webpage correctly every single penny becomes worth a buck!. Swings and roundabouts I guess….
TelV, OK… I must admit the dancing position of Waterfox is one of the reasons I abandoned it to return to Firefox : it may handle legacy add-ons as well as Webextensions but the latter at least are not handled as they are in true Webextension only browsers. Waterfox is problematic, has always been when I experienced it and seems to still be.
I can explain you why I tend to publish a lot of versions. First, this extension is 8 years old on Chrome but Google decided to unpublish the main part of it it was composed of two extensions at that time some months ago. So, I decided to rewrite it because I had not no other choices actually, and the existing code was not very pretty. Thus, the first versions I published were lacking a lot of features compared to the previous version. The goal for me was to deliver the missing features as soon as possible, it explains why I decided to publish a lot of versions but with minor increments.
The big advantage is that it is a lot easier for me to identify bugs or regressions, which happen quite often when you rewrite from scratch a program. I will publish then a 1. I think Evernote does a great job as shown in your saved note. The main difference between SingleFile and Evernote is that SingleFile process the page on your machine.
You do not rely on any third-party provider when using it. So if someday evernote close the door, your saved pages will be gone? No thanks. I seldom use the evernote share feature, pc synced with phone and tablet so not needed. I see, thanks for explaining. You just said it processed on machine but you did not imply that it can work offline too. Thanks for the information, I did not know Evernote worked on client-side. This extension is not useless. Only power users and those who need to save complex web pages as single file will understand how the built-in functionality falls short of saving all the information even if you save as MHT.
Many pages saved without JavaScript are broken. The fact that it can save frames, scripts, media and lazy loaded images is outstanding. Kudos to the developer. I will be donating to such an awesome project since he has given away so much of his hard work for free. So you need to be a developer to save web pages? Can you show me how to use developer tools to save web pages? Why sentences contradict with each other?
People who are not developer want to save pages? Most of us rely on the developer tools? One of main reason to save web pages is for tutorials. I have many MHT tutorials that are not available in web anymore. Emanon, Some misunderstanding? This extension allows saving a more complete version of any webpage than what the built-in browser functionality allows. Does the built-in save functionality allow saving scripts, frames, video, audio etc?
Core difference. Speaking of which, it seems to me that html does not reflow text as it used to do, only a few months ago.
I used to be able to have a Firefox window and another application window side by side, and the contents would adapt. This has been most spectacular in Firefox. Is it an effect of Quantum? All my other browsers seem to behave similarly Opera and Vivaldi. Anyone else has noticed that? PDF is a proprietary format used for published work.
Think, a book or a research paper. It is pretty tricky to make; even trickier to edit. HTML is plain text and can be viewed and modified in something like Notepad even. Basically way more flexible and IMO better in every way.
Not bad, but not as elegant. I have never been able to add comments. How is Single File different? Does it keep the original url and date? I just discovered that Opera had Save as. Tried it on an article. The second page worked beautifully, but the first page was cut at the top. Clairvaux: perhaps we can mend fences by this comment? I installed Save Page WE and it works. With comments, with a bottle of claret… anything.
Save Page WE is indeed able to save the url and date, like. However, I try to save comments with the file, and they are nowhere to be seen. Also, I object to the vocabulary. Basic or Standard? Clairvaux: the terms are not clear. To understand the differences you have to open the options, tab Saved Items. When you save as a PDF the comments are excluded too. Then again, nothing is perfect in life, so one has to choose whatever is most suitable for a particular situation.
But you do say that in some cases, even that option does not work. Is there an error message that warns you, and encourages you to scroll down in order to load the whole page? It means the extension could think everything is fine and not display a warning whereas the saved page contains only placeholders instead of images for example.
I will also try to implement your suggestions in a near future regarding the saved date format and making the URL of the saved page more visible. These features are easier to add ;. Because many things in life happen to be achievable in several ways and that the easiest is not always the best. Think of implications. Check out Zotero if you want to archive Web pages organised in a database. Attach keywords and notes. I have. Great idea on paper. I tried all the available academic programs such as Zotero.
My conclusion is you might find them useful if you absolutely need their core function, which is quoting academic sources in a standardised way. Actually, I have Zotero and its add-on installed.
I just tried it once more, and I hit this problem :. Trying to debug port problems just to save a freaking Web page is a bit over the top. Meanwhile, Mozilla is busy saving the world. In FF the background dims, but it just sits there and does nothing.
Yes, I save pages fairly regularly. Who knows when they might disappear. Not on AMO, or then under another name. Not sure what you are talking about. No one said MozArchiver was any of those things or that it was meant for Firefox. I think most of us focus on an article, seems not all of us. Less is more: please stop spamming the place with lengthy, pointless chit-chat posts and try to concentrate on the subject at hand, only posting when you have actually something useful to say. You could have avoided this by Googling as anyone else in a few seconds, but being a smart ass ultimately seemed like the better option.
I think your problem is somewhat related to brains. Your comment just happened at a time I was elsewhere annoyed.
No problem. It may, I let you judge. It has some unique features and vice-versa. Hi, I just tested your extension. Did you know that there are 12 factors to be considered while acquiring data from the web? If no, fret not! Download our free guide on web data acquisition to get started! This post is about DIY web scraping tools. If you are looking for a fully customizable web scraping solution, you can add your project on CrawlBoard.
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Web Scraper is a web data extractor extension for chrome browsers made exclusively fo r web data scraping. You can set up a plan sitemap on how to navigate a website and specify the data to be extracted. The scraper will traverse the website according to the setup and extract the relevant data. It lets you export the extracted data to CSV. Multiple pages can be scraped using the tool, making it even more powerful.
It can even extract data from dynamic pages that use Javascript and Ajax. After installation, open the Google Chrome developer tools by pressing F You can alternatively right-click on the screen and select inspect element. We will use a site called www.
This site contains gif images and we will crawl these image URLs using our web scraper. To crawl multiple pages from a website, we need to understand the pagination structure of that site. Doing this on Awesomegifs. To switch to a different page, you only have to change the number at the end of this URL. Now, we need the scraper to do this automatically. The scraper will now open the URL repeatedly while incrementing the final value each time.
This means the scraper will open pages starting from 1 to and crawl the elements that we require from each page. Every time the scraper opens a page from the site, we need to extract some elements.
First, you have to find the CSS selector matching the images. An easier way is to use the selector tool to click and select any element on the screen. In the selector id field, give the selector a name.
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