Image Downloader EN

Image Downloader is a browser extension built to help you find, review, and save images from the current webpage quickly and in an organized way. When you open the extension on a page, it scans the active tab for visual assets and gathers image sources from several parts of the page, then presents the results in a clean popup interface for browsing and downloading. The workflow is straightforward: visit a webpage, open the popup, let the extension scan for available images, then search, filter, select, and save the results directly to your Downloads folder.

Based on the provided package description, Image Downloader goes beyond standard image detection. It looks for regular image elements, responsive source sets, picture source entries, CSS background images, and metadata image references such as Open Graph and Twitter images. This wider detection method makes it useful on pages where important visuals are not exposed through ordinary image tags alone. To keep results more relevant, the extension applies a minimum size threshold so very small assets such as tiny icons or similar low-value graphics can be excluded from the final list.

The extension also performs normalization and cleanup to make the results more useful. Relative image links are resolved into full URLs for more reliable handling and downloading. Duplicate items are removed through URL-based deduplication so the gallery stays cleaner when the same image appears in more than one place on a page. If some images do not immediately provide size information, the extension attempts to determine their dimensions before finalizing the list. After that, it filters out anything that remains too small and sorts images from largest to smallest, helping larger and potentially higher-value visuals appear first.

Inside the popup, Image Downloader provides a visual browser for discovered images. You can inspect thumbnails, filenames, and dimensions, and switch between grid and list views depending on how you prefer to browse. A search field helps narrow results by matching filenames and image URLs, which is especially useful on pages with many images. The interface also includes size-based filtering options. Images that meet at least 800 by 600 are identified as HD, and larger-image filters are available as well, making it easier to focus on higher-resolution results.

Downloading is flexible and designed around both individual and bulk actions. You can download a single image directly from its card, select multiple images for batch saving, or use the main download button to save all currently filtered results. Download requests are handled through the browser downloads system. Filenames are cleaned before saving to remove unsupported characters, and if an extension is missing, a default image extension is added. Saved files are placed in a dedicated folder inside Downloads so they remain grouped together.

The extension also includes helpful feedback during use. A loader appears while scanning, an empty state is shown if no qualifying images are found or if scanning does not succeed, and toast notifications confirm successful downloads or report failures. Counters in the popup show how many images are currently visible and how many are selected, giving you a clearer sense of what is available before you save anything.

Key Features:
- Scans the current webpage for images from regular image tags, responsive sources, picture entries, CSS background images, and metadata image references.
- Resolves relative paths into full URLs and removes duplicate entries for a cleaner and more reliable image list.
- Applies a minimum size threshold to reduce clutter from very small assets and other less useful page graphics.
- Checks or probes image dimensions when needed, then sorts results from largest to smallest.
- Displays thumbnails, filenames, and dimensions in both grid and list views for easier browsing.
- Includes search and size-based filters, including HD and larger-image categories, to help narrow large result sets.
- Supports single-image downloads, selected-image downloads, and bulk downloading of all currently filtered results into a dedicated folder.

How It Works:
1. Open a webpage and launch the Image Downloader popup from the browser toolbar.
2. The extension scans the active tab and searches the page for qualifying image sources from multiple locations.
3. It gathers image URLs, resolves relative links, removes duplicates, checks dimensions, and filters out very small items.
4. The popup displays the results with thumbnails, filenames, and size details in either grid or list format.
5. Use the search field and size filters to narrow the list to the images you want.
6. Download a single image, select multiple images, or save all currently filtered results in one action.
7. The browser download system saves the files with cleaned filenames into the Image Downloader folder in Downloads.

Privacy: - This extension interacts with webpage image sources and uses tab access plus download functionality to scan the current page and save selected files. The provided package description does not state explicit personal data collection behavior, but it also does not provide a privacy policy or explicit statement confirming that no personal data is collected.