Gallery Downloader

Download image galleries, videos, or anything else with the help of user created rule sets.

What is Gallery Downloader?

Gallery Downloader is a Chrome extension that allows you to download image galleries, videos, or any other content with the help of user-created rule sets. With just one click, you can easily download all the photos in a Facebook photo stream, a Flickr photo gallery, or videos on Vimeo. In addition, you can create your own rules using regular expressions and xpath to download content from any website. Try Gallery Downloader today!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-06-26

By: chrm

Users: 4,000+

Rating: 1.71 (17)

Version: 0.9.2 (Last updated: 2015-08-07)

Creation date: 2015-08-07

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
storage
declarativeContent
downloads
downloads.shelf
tabs

Size: 676.86K

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Gallery Downloader makes it possible to download things that belong together with only one click. Like all the photos in a facebook photo stream, or a flickr photo gallery.

Gallery Downloader also makes it possible to download things you can't normally download, because they don't have a download button. Like videos on vimeo.

You can use Gallery Downloader for every website. But if no appropriate rule is included you have to make your own with regular expressions and xpath.

=== Try It ===

go to https://goo.gl/ADzkbV
click on the Gallery Downloader icon to open the popup
click on "download" to start the download
(only the first time on a website) click on "allow" to give Gallery Downloader the permission to access this host
when the first image started downloading you can click on "open folder" to see where the files get saved

=== Included Rules ===