GS Downloads Settings

This Extension lets you change download settings, overwrite download files, create sub folder base on file extensions.

What is GS Downloads Settings?

GS Downloads Settings is an efficient Chrome extension designed to streamline your download process. It provides you with the power to modify download settings and overwrite existing files. An unique feature is its ability to automatically organize your downloads into specific subfolders based on the file extensions, offering hassle-free maintenance and cleaner navigation. It assigns torrent files to a 'torrent' folder, ZIP files to a 'zip' folder, and JPG files to a 'jpg' folder, thus ensuring easy accessibility and a well-organized download directory.

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Extension stats

By: GS

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 790 ▼ -6

Rating: 3.00 (3)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2015-03-30)

Creation date: 2015-03-30

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

downloads
storage

Size: 90.58K

Email: gi*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 32484 ▼ 130

Other rankings

#13669 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 7 #24 in settings keyword 34 ▼ 3 #73 in torrent keyword 17 ▼ 6 #105 in browser settings keyword 33 ▼ 21

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Extension summary

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This Extension lets you change chrome browser download settings, overwrite download files, create sub folders base on file extensions.

Torrent files are saved in torrent folder.

ZIP files are saved in zip folder.

JPG files are saved in jpg folders

User reviews

The option I needed was missing, which was "do not download"

lau lau, 2024-04-26

The extension does what it claims very well. Good Job.

JJ Soh, 2017-02-08

Nice idea. But the extension does not remember the last download location. Instead it always goes back to the default download location. That makes it worse then removing the " (1)" file extension, that google appends to every duplicate file. It it would remember the last download location it would definitely be a five star extension!