Image Extension Fix

Automatically renames image downloads according to the type they are

What is Image Extension Fix?

The 'Image Extension Fix' is a Chrome extension that serves as a practical solution for misnamed image files. It works by renaming downloaded image files to match their actual type, thereby eliminating the common problem of having images with incorrect extensions such as .jpg GIFs or .large-0x539 JPEGs. It is a convenient tool for individuals who handle vast numbers of images, contributing to a more organized and confusion-free workflow. This extension is an open source software under an MIT license, ensuring its reliability and trustworthiness.

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By: Colin Campbell

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Users: 608 ▼ -28

Rating: 4.29 (17)

Version: 0.2 (Last updated: 2017-06-03)

Creation date: 2017-06-03

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 50.37K

Email: co*****@colincampbell.me

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# 36581 ▲ 143

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#26728 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 59 #167 in image keyword 76 ▲ 10

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Extension summary

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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

User reviews

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Pros

Effectively removes unwanted characters from image file extensions.
Saves time and frustration when downloading images from Twitter.
Does not request unnecessary privileges.
Works seamlessly on various websites.

Cons

Does not remember the last used save directory.
Defaults to the 'Downloads' folder each time, causing inconvenience.
Some users reported it does not work on TweetDeck.

Most mentioned

Does not remember the last used folder.
Saves time on Twitter image downloads.
Default save directory is the 'Downloads' folder.

Recent reviews

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.