extension ExtPose

Download Router

CRX id

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Description from extension meta

Allows you to route your downloads to custom target folders.

Image from store Download Router
Description from store With the Download Router you can specify custom directories for your download items. By arranging a set of Routes, you will no longer need to clutter your Download folder, but keep it structured and tidy. Changelog: v 0.0.7 (2016-07-11) * It's now possible to sort by dates using the $d{...} replacement token. See the help page for more info (Thanks Kai Brandt for the suggestion) * Some basic (and very anonymous) statistics are being collected (and it's optional) * Fixed bug that would only allow 10 replacement tokens in a route (probably never used by anyone anyway) * Cleaned up some code v 0.0.6 (2015-08-23) * Fixed bug that was caused by overwriting older jQuery imports with the ones needed for the extension (Thanks Martin and Chris for reporting) v 0.0.5 (2015-06-08) * Fixed annoying bug that would look for an internal page on all external pages v 0.0.3 - 0.0.4 (2015-04-19) * It is now possible to update/edit existing route rules * Introduced modal window for edit and save functionality * Created changelog v 0.0.2 (2015-03-29) * Released to the fine people of the internet, searchable on google web store * Minor bug fixes from previous version, RC1 level v 0.0.1 (2014-12-07) * First version, available to only if you have the link to the install page * Basic functionality, beta ready

Latest reviews

  • (2020-08-18) Or Gaist: YES! it's simple (if you know Regex,if not Regex101) and it works. what more can I ask? Thanks for making this
  • (2019-12-28) Jakub Maciejczyk: Custom regex doesn't work
  • (2018-09-18) Johan Heyvaert: I don't mind defining the rule via regex, but it does not seem to work. Even the simplest regex does not work. Very strange, as the default regex works fine?!
  • (2017-11-19) Bernhard Rieder: I was looking forward to this extension. Using regexes for matches and group references in the Folder would be a nice feature, if it only worked. For instance I have: Rgx: \.jpg$ Folder: /home/bernhard/images But it does not work (and i tried it on lower case links to avoid case sensitivity issues)
  • (2017-05-10) Fabián Valencia: Extensions should be easy, they are here to solve a problem not to create another. We don't want to mess around with crazy formulas!
  • (2016-11-28) CM: Doesn't work. Just puts everything in the downloads folder. Or creates a new folder.

Statistics

Installs
354 history
Category
Rating
2.6364 (11 votes)
Last update / version
2016-07-11 / 0.0.7
Listing languages
en-US

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