Compare Chrome extensions: Image downloader vs TeX for Gmail
Stats | Image downloader | TeX for Gmail |
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User count | 200,000+ | 60,000+ |
Average rating | 4.10 | 4.61 |
Rating count | 199 | 354 |
Last updated | 2022-07-23 | 2020-11-23 |
Size | 717.82K | 157.70K |
Version | 0.1.24 | 6.7.3 |
Short description | |
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Image Downloader seeks and helps to download all the images from the web pages. Even those images which are hidden from view. | Use LaTeX (a method for rendering mathematical formulas) with Gmail. |
Full summary | |
Image Downloader displays a thumbnail of each image found on the page, with the option to download all of them or just a selection. It is convenient to use if you want to download all images, as it only takes two clicks. First, click the extension's icon and then the download button in the pop-up that opens. Of course, you can right-click on the images you want to download and choose the save option or pull them from your browser cache where they will automatically appear when you view them in your browser. Imagine a page with 40 images that you want to download. Instead of right-clicking multiple times, saving an entire page or fetching images from the browser cache, you can use an extension like Image Downloader to speed things up significantly. It's much more convenient to use an extension that automates the download process for you! What other useful features do the image downloader have? ☑︎ See images that the page contains and links to ☑︎ Filter them by width, height, and URL ☑︎ Optionally show only images from links ☑︎ Select images to download by clicking on the image ☑︎ Use dedicated buttons to open individual images in new tabs |
Typeset math in the outgoing and incoming messages. The other person does not have to have TeX for Gmail installed or to use Gmail. Math is viewable in most mail readers and browsers, including mobile ones. |