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DownThemAll! von Nils Maier

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  • von sino, vor 3 Jahren
  • von Ash!, vor 3 Jahren
    I usually use the descriptor 'bananas' for things that are exceptionally good ....

    This extension is better than bananas.
    Wow & Thank you !!! :))
  • von Skippy, vor 3 Jahren
    Very useful extension that saved me A LOT of time from right clicking -> Saving every image on image aggregator sites.

    I don't understand the reviews saying it's not user friendly. One simply has to go to the page where they want to download the images from, right click -> DownloadThemAll -> DownloadThemAll, select/filter what links and file types they want and click Download. While it would be nice to specify a download location, the Subfolder option suffices for my needs.

    Thanks Nils!
  • von ItsMe, vor 3 Jahren
    Not user friendly and not usable for all websites
  • von Bloop, vor 3 Jahren
  • von Alex Brown, vor 3 Jahren
    Truly amazing. This helps with so much of my work of mass-downloading weather images. Thank you for making this!!!
  • von Ferran Buireu, vor 3 Jahren
    Muy simple a nivel visual pero es un todoterreno válido para bajarse prácticamente cualquier cosa. Le lastra mucho el diseño y la usabilidad pero en cuanto a funcionalidad es excelente.
  • von Brecht82, vor 3 Jahren
    The invention of a genius! :D
  • von thomas, vor 3 Jahren
  • von Seän "frostbyte" Shepherd, vor 3 Jahren
  • von taseronify, vor 3 Jahren
    Doesn't work at all. On an Instagram page with images and videos, neither links nor media tab has no JPG or MP4 files. It can't detect any media.
  • von Firefox-Benutzer 17940255, vor 3 Jahren
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  • von Bob, vor 3 Jahren
    I like easy things.
  • von UPukaJRm, vor 3 Jahren
    DownloadThemAll helps me occasionally but it updates more frequently than I use it and an annoying new tab is opened bragging that the DTA add-on has been updated. I use this Firefox config on many computers but I've only ever used Download Them All on one computer so all the DTA update tabs on other computers are pure annoyance. Developer: add an option to disable the new tab upon updates and I will immediately give your work a 5-star review! Thanks.
  • von Nejy, vor 3 Jahren
  • von Hershel, vor 3 Jahren
    Used this since 2010. This is the bigliest addon that isn't a privacy shield or adblocker.
    Spend 5 minutes reading the documentation before throwing in the towel.
  • von Firefox-Benutzer 17912511, vor 3 Jahren
  • von bolynu, vor 3 Jahren
    Good.. recommend
  • von .pd., vor 3 Jahren
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  • von zpangwin, vor 3 Jahren
    Very useful for some websites. I would give it 5 stars if the "User Interface" preferences had an option to NOT open new tabs every time the addon gets updated... I appreciate the dev keeping the addon up-to-date, but for me the new tab on startup behavior is annoying enough that I end up disabling the addon except when I explicitly need it just to avoid the new tabs...
  • von Firefox-Benutzer 17880384, vor 3 Jahren
    Never noticed this before the latest update: "Access your data for all websites

    The extension could read the content of any web page you visit as well as data you enter into those web pages, such as usernames and passwords. "

    No @$%%ing way I'll use this app until they fix that.

    Antwort des Entwicklers

    geschrieben am vor 3 Jahren
    This highly misleading. Yes, DTA has that "Access your data for all websites" permission. It is required to make the "DownThemAll! All Tabs" feature work. Without it, DTA would only able to work on the presently active tab.

    I'd rather have a more fine-grained permission, but that isn't offered by the browsers.

    Anyway, the privacy policy clearly states that DTA does not collect any data, it does in fact not collect any data, and the add-on is open source so you can check that for yourself, the code inside the shipped package is not minified so you can check it as well.

    Furthermore each version is reviewed by mozilla, and actually reviewed thoroughly as a requirement for getting the recommended badge. "Stealing" user data would be against mozilla policy and they wouldn't approve such an add-on. Not that I ever would do such a thing, and I've been doing DTA since 2006 so I have a little bit of a track record of NOT stealing user data.

    So, use the add-on or don't. But please do not insinuate falsehoods.