Quite useful to pull images from a web page, avoiding the need to save them one-by-one by the tedious right-click method. Be patient, learn its ways, and profit from the click-saving code. While the program does your work for you, you are off browsing another web site (but do not close the tab, whatever you do--that aborts the save!)

This is a very wonderful addon that can save images on Android. One possible improve is to optimize the interface in the portrait view, which is often useful on mobile phones.

I want to be able to download a webp image as jpg with a right click.

It is working great! Thank you!

Generally I am very satisfied, but: Typically I download a set of images (20-30) from the webpage. It is very annoying to get every time that warning about "more than 15 images". I would like to have a bit extended settings - to have an option for simple download or the zipped set, and maybe an input box to set the "limit", for which the warning is displayed.

it works well tho xD

Useless. Took an age to complete and afterwards I could not find the images. I checked Firefox' default download folder and also a couple of other places. There's nothing in the FAQ or options where they go and the 'Save in' options setting gives no clue, and doesn't start a save dialog even if it's set to do so. Unbelievable really.

Works well for downloading images displayed on a web page. It would be much more useful if it also handled thumbnails - download the image linked to by the thumbnail displayed on the page, not the thumbnail itself.

A really good image downloader, in general, with all necessary filter options.

However, sometimes the program seems to be catching multiple images (say 50) but the zip file only ends up with a few (like 5) of them.

The one and only! You can download online AND offline links. They will be saved as Zip. And you will be asked first where to save the files. You would think there are as many extensions as there are stars in the sky but after searching over an hour I know better now. Thanks to the programmer!