Automatically renames image downloads according to the type they are
Automatically renames images according to the type they are.
No more .jpg GIFs or .large-0x539 JPEGs.
This extension is open source software (MIT licensed).
https://github.com/colin-c/image-extension-fix
Latest reviews
- (2021-07-27) Jeff Green: This extension would've been really useful had it built in the functionality to remember the last save directory. Instead, the save dialog box opens to the default save directory each time, and navigating to the proper save directory takes more time than simply removing additional, unwanted characters from a file extension. The most unfortunate part is, however, this functionality of opening the default download directory happens on any website you happen to download a file from, not just the sites that add additional characters to the extension.
- (2019-03-15) Excelente, era justo lo que buscaba para poder bajar imágenes de Twitter sin la extensión large.
- (2019-03-06) Mae: NO MORE .jpg-large THANK YOU!
- (2019-01-24) Thank you
- (2018-12-25) Joseph Nath: Great idea but I HATE that it defaults to my "Downloads" folder each time. It takes more time for me to navigate to the correct folder than it does for me to delete a few characters from a file extension.
- (2018-07-06) Boy & King: Excellent extension, can't even imagine how much time and frustration this has saved me
- (2018-03-26) Dan Ferry: Works a treat on twitter, thanks!
- (2018-03-11) Sachin Bhavsar: It does the job, however it's annoying that it doesn't remember the last used folder.
- (2017-10-07) Nik Willmore: Fails on Twitter which adds :large to images, resulting in .jpg-large file names that can't act as images.
- (2017-10-06) doesnt work on tweetdeck :(
- (2017-08-27) srobidoux: Just installed and it appears to do exactly what I need. Wish I had known this when it first became available.
- (2017-04-28) Corey Barton: I am so glad this exists! It made me nuts having to rename all of the .jpg-large extensions when downloading images from Twitter. No more!
- (2017-02-11) Scott Highland: So useful for downloading images on twitter. Works perfectly!
- (2016-01-24) Askhat Abdushev: Firefox port please!
- (2014-12-01) Nik Blackwell: Well it works, and even better, it doesn't request unnecessary privileges. Highly recommended. :D