RegExp Download Organizer

Forget about the mess in your Downloads folder!

Total ratings

4.18 (Rating count: 105)

Review summary

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Pros
  • Easy to use and very helpful for organizing downloads
  • Has served users efficiently for years
  • Offers good functionalities for managing download files
Cons
  • Experiences lag and delays in starting downloads
  • Does not work in certain browsers (e.g., Vivaldi, Edge)
  • Restrictions on setting custom download locations
  • Settings and rules may randomly reset or be lost
Most mentioned
  • Lag and delays in starting downloads
  • Compatibility issues with multiple browsers
  • Desire for more customizable download destination settings
  • Random loss of settings and custom rules
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User reviews

Recent rating average: 3.60
All time rating average: 4.18
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Date Author Rating Lang Comment
2024-12-13
Lorenz Wong
en It deserve more dowload. Easy to use and very helpful when come to messy download file in windows
2024-11-29
Muhammad Abdullah
en too much delay in starting downloads and not sorting downloads aswell
2024-11-24
Derek C
en Used to work flawlessly but lately I've been getting a lot of lag and long delay for a download to start, I disable this extension and all problems go away. Arch linux with KDE on Chromium.
2024-10-20
Radoslaw Dutkiewicz
en Does not work in Vivaldi. Addon version 0.4.2
2024-10-11
Kurt Zoren Pansaon
en Thank You!
2024-10-10
Harkeerat Dhunda
en Best organisation tool ever, using it for years
2024-09-09
Mateusz L
en Awesome tool. To all those wanting to store your files physically in a place different than Downloads folder - create a folder junction with: mklink /J <<download subfolder>> <<target folder you want to use>> This way you can use this great tool and store the files in a place of your choice - the junction points to a place on the disk where the files are really stored.
2024-08-31
HeadBassVTEC
en would be great extension if the save destination was not limited to using the default browser destination folder subfolders, and no symbolic links do not really solve this at least for vivaldi users which like to keep the settings that updates destination when saving as (which is great for consecutive downloads and don't want to disable that) if I was able to make a hard rule that would override the download folder location then it would be useful, but as it is it just creates the path under the currently set download destination so kinda useless for me honestly I do not understand this limitation/behaviour, pretty sure it would be possible to just use hard path instead of relative path that is being appended to the current download destination
2024-08-20
Przemysław Ryk
en Too bad it: 1) sometimes doesn't catch files by MIME type 2) doesn't work in Edge at all.
2024-08-17
Spencer Muise
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