DexSavesImages

Automatically saves images as they load on web pages, to a folder in your Downloads.

DexSavesImages automatically saves images as they load on the sites you choose — no more right-click-save one at a time. Per-site control: Auto-save is off everywhere by default. Turn it on for a site from the toolbar popup and it only runs there — every other site stays off until you enable it too. Quick site capture: Capture all of the images already loaded on the site in a single click. What it captures: Regular images, lazy-loaded and dynamically swapped images, responsive srcset images, and CSS background-images — including images that load in while you're actively scrolling through a long feed. Smart filenames on Reddit: On Reddit, saved images are automatically named after the post they came from instead of a random CDN filename. No duplicates: DexSavesImages remembers what it's already saved, so reloading a page or revisiting a post won't save the same image twice. Reset the history any time from the popup. Stay in control: Set a minimum image size to skip tiny icons and tracking pixels Choose the download subfolder pattern Cap how many downloads run at once Optionally number saved files in order (0001, 0002, ...) Privacy first: Everything happens locally in your browser. DexSavesImages has no server, sends no data anywhere, and uses no analytics or tracking of any kind.