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Save Image in Folder - Firefox Add-on of the Day
by Ryan Sullivan Feb 14th 2007 at 10:00AM
With great photo sites like Flickr and Photobucket, you're going to find more and more great pics out there. And just think about how much time you waste to get just one of those photos from the website to your hard drive. You have to right-click, Save As, pick the destination... you know what I mean. And you can just think about how many times you do that in your life. You have better things to do with your time, and Save Image in Folder is here to help you with that.With this Firefox extension, you are able to rename and save photos to anywhere on your computer with just two clicks of the mouse. And setting it up can't be more easy. Just browse for the path and name it whatever your want (for example, Desktop and My Pics in the imageabove). By default, this extension will keep the original name of the file, but you can make it so that each file has the same name with incremented prefix and/or suffix. And you can totally get rid of that download window that always pops up, allowing for a simple 2-click download, all while changing the name, incrementing the prefix and downloading it to a folder of your choice. You can also have it set up so that it opens the picture with a program of your choice right after you download it. This is a great extension for anyone from typical photo browsers to bloggers.
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Edward Del Grosso said 6:07PM on 2-14-2007
If you like this one -
Super Drag and Go. No mouse clicks at all.
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