Reviews & Comments of Save to folder from context menu chrome extension
From September 11th, 2016 to August 21st, 2022, 27% user give 5-star rating, 27% user give 4-star rating, 18% user give 3-star rating, 9% user give 2-star rating, 18% user give 1-star rating. for Save to folder from context menu chrome extension.
Reviews of save to folder from context menu:
if you have more than three destination folders you can't scroll when adding "new folder" in Chome :`-(
Great extension! Works great most of the time. I've had a few instances where it saved the file without a file type. Needs custom hotkeys!
Sorta works in Vivaldi. Getting failed html files in the Download manager. Symlink points to another drive, which may be a problem.
I've been waiting for an equivalent of the FireFox extension FOREVER. This is going to help TONS. THANK YOU. Works flawlessly.
Unfortunately it has two big problems that prevented me to use it: (i) doesn't work saving images whose URLs contain dynamic parameters after the filename (e.g. site/image.jpg?width=1500 , which are common on ArtStation and Squarespace-based websites), and (ii) no ability to export/import your path configuration (I have many paths that need to be re-typed manually every single time I install Chrome or if it crashes/resyncs)
Still shows the annoying Save As dialog, which I was hoping to eliminate just for saving images... I still want it for everything else. Useless.
AMAZING extension! thanks a halabungadinga!
I really like stuff like this! I'm not sure if this is possible but it still pulls up the folder just to save it. Is there a way to just have it save as soon as you click on the folder name?
Nice
but not working on Vivaldi ??
Doesn't work at all. Doesn't work with windows-style paths. Doesn't work with unix style. Doesn't work with "/", the path the locations menu explicitly said would be equivalent to the downloads folder itself. The error message that comes up every time is "invalid filename", which makes me wonder if there's some sort of secret filename syntax required to actually save an image. This extension comes with no documentation in any form, so I guess we'll never know.