:D It's great!, what I was looking for.

Works Perfectly!

Holy **** it works! After installing it I'm pretty sure it would have but so seamlessly efficient. I've been let down a lot lately, it's nice to have something that won't let me down, it came as advertised, and wow... thank you!

I LOVE this extension! It's such a big time saver.

Very useful, thanks!

Working as intended.

I find just as many websites thwarting this addon as I do sites where it works like a charm. I wish it had a few more controls or a way to check what I am getting before it starts the download. Despite this, I am getting this program and it's functionality for free. I am thankful for it's availability and grateful with the help it offers.

Completely messing up the files since a few days back.

One needs to take the files to e.g. IrfanView and batch-convert them to jpg again.

عالی

Options menu cannot be set. Clicking fields has no effect. I set up all the options on first use, but now they have all been deleted and cannot be set again.

I first found this add-on while had been saving opened images from tabs in Chrome and trying to find a little easier ways to do it, as had a hard time finding anything specific for my use case in Chrome.
Well, the idea is great I admit, with a click you can save all opened images in tabs, and in that it works.
However, after using it for a while, the implementation leaves, well, some to be desired, at least in my use case.
In Chrome, if I open an image in a tab I can simply drag it into a folder. But having 60+ such tabs open can get a bit tedious so I wanted to find something more streamlined.
This, while it does the job, seems to require download of the images again, unlike Chrome which simply saves the opened image when dragged, meaning that part works even offline. That also means it puts more strain on the website where the images come from.
Also, if there's any special characters it messes the filenames, doesn't happen when dragging an image in Chrome.
So, while it seems to do the job, the way it is implemented just isn't for me.