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Automatically download all documents/files/images linked from a web page
You can easily do this in FireFox with a free extension from Braunschweig (Germany): DownThemAll:
- Right-click on your page with the media you want.
- Make your choices:
- Lean back (or do something else!):
- A chime will alert you when your downloads are ready for consumption. Enjoy!
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I have tried this and it works very well for me !
But, how can I also include gif files ?
Interesting, I never noticed that GIF is not included among the default choice checkboxes. However, if you unfold the “Fast Filtering” using the triangle left of it, you get a file naming mask which allows you to filter by file extension, e.g. GIF. (from memory).