Download All Images in a Webpage

Scrolls through a page, collects all image links (including lazy-loaded ones), and downloads them.

Headline: Image Grabber – Bulk Download from Dynamic & Infinite Scroll Sites Detailed Description: Stop manually saving images one by one. Image Grabber is a lightweight, powerful utility designed to capture and download images from modern, dynamic websites. Whether you are browsing a social media feed, a portfolio site, or an infinite-scroll gallery, our extension detects and fetches high-quality images that standard downloaders often miss. Key Features: Dynamic Detection: Specifically built to handle images that load as you scroll. One-Click Bulk Export: Download hundreds of images simultaneously into your default downloads folder. Seamless Integration: Simple popup interface that stays out of your way until you need it. Note: For large batches (e.g., 1,000+ images), please ensure you click "Allow" when Chrome asks for permission to download multiple files. -- Version 1.0.3 - 05/22/2026 Release Notes: * Fixed Forced Refresh: Eliminated the "Refresh & Download" prompt. The extension now injects itself dynamically into existing tabs without requiring a page reload. * Improved Script Injection: Refactored the content script to be re-injectable and handle "orphaned" states (common after extension updates or multi-user environment changes). * Enhanced Stability: Fixed a SyntaxError that occurred when re-running the extension on the same page by utilizing safe variable re-declarations. * UI Cleanup: Removed the unnecessary refresh overlay and updated status to provide clearer feedback during initialization. * State Management Fix: Resolved an issue where captured image links were not correctly tracked in the popup after certain interactions. -- Release Notes - Version 1.0.5 1- Resolved Download Skipping Issue: Fixed a bug where the extension incorrectly skipped images that it believed were already downloaded based on old browser history. You can now successfully re-download images even if you have deleted them locally. 2- Improved Duplicate Handling: Switched to using Chrome's native uniquify behavior for handling file naming conflicts. This provides a more robust and predictable way to manage files with the same names. 3- UI Cleanup: Removed the redundant "Skipped (Exist)" count from the popup interface, providing a cleaner and more focused summary of your download progress.