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Reviews for Double-click Image Downloader

Double-click Image Downloader by Marnes

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  • by Firefox user 13487918, 7 years ago
    I will give 5 stars if it will be a button shortcut to save picture ( for example i set "Z" to save picture and when mouse is on picture i click z and picture is save already like it was in Save Images addon). And second thing which will be nice is be able to choose a folder where I can save picture.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    I'm not so sure about the hotkey feature but i can give it some thought.

    Addons should not and in fact cannot download files to anywhere outside the browser's download directory. This addon does have a subfolder feature but firefox currently doesn't support it yet.

    Also, you and everyone else, please stop using AMO "reviews" to request features. These reviews aren't a means of communication, and developing new features or fixing bugs requires communication. I've put email and support site links on the main page for a reason, please use them.
  • by Firefox user 13466808, 7 years ago
    My name is Marc. I wish a context-menue-button like "Save as".

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    That already exists in your browser: "Save image as..." or "Save link as..."

    Please don't make AMO reviews to request features or talk about bugs. Send me an email or post an issue on gitlab. The relevant links are on the addon's main page here.
  • by Firefox user 12907009, 7 years ago
  • by Xi, 7 years ago
    How do I change the default save folder?

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    You don't. Downloads will and should go into the user's downloads folder. Please don't make reviews just to ask a question, that's what an issue tracker is for ("support site").
  • by Nguyễn Đình Quân, 8 years ago
    This addon does exactly what I want to save the images on the website by hover the mouse over the images.
    But there are some unuse features which could be removed for slim down the codes, unmainternance codes?

    Developer response

    posted 8 years ago
    Don't worry about code maintenance, that's my job. The disabled features are there because they carried over from the original addon and the chrome version, and I expect them to be possible in the new firefox soon.