Reviews of Simage

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3.57 (Rating count: 37)

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Review summary

Simage is praised for restoring the vital "Save Images" functionality in Firefox Quantum, allowing users to efficiently save images and avoid bandwidth waste. Users appreciate its simplicity and support for opening multiple images. However, many are frustrated by the inability to set download folders, lack of hotkeys, and errors during operation. Performance issues like high CPU load and problems saving multiple images at once are common. Despite limitations and occasional bugs, Simage fills the gap left by the older Save Images add-on and is recommended by many users.

Pros

Restores important functionality similar to the old "Save Images" add-on for Firefox Quantum users.
Allows saving images from the current tab efficiently, avoiding double downloads and saving bandwidth.
Simple and easy to use with a straightforward interface.
Enables opening multiple images or links in one tab or multiple tabs for easy access.
Receives praise for continuing the legacy of the older, popular Save Images extension, helping users who missed the original functionality.

Cons

Lacks hotkey support; users must click the toolbar icon to save images, unlike previous versions.
Inability to save images directly to a user-selected folder; users want options to set download folders or remember previous choices.
Issues with copying images without unwanted links or div tags inserted, causing extra cleanup work for users.
Some users report errors like 'type error bh.images is not defined' or 'showSaveDetails Error' causing malfunction.
Performance problems reported, including high CPU usage causing Firefox to hang or slow down.
Difficulties saving multiple images at once; opening multiple images in one tab sometimes prevents saving them all properly.

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 3.70

All time rating average: 3.57

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24% (9)

Date	Author	Comment
2026-07-03	M.*****

2023-04-07	Fi*****	It works.
It works.
2023-01-08	ka*****	We are so fortunate for developers like this one who bring into Firefox such important functionality. Thank you!
We are so fortunate for developers like this one who bring into Firefox such important functionality. Thank you!
2022-07-18	Sa*****	used to be good as Save Images add-on. Simages can not saved in user-selected folder as the authour mentioned already. I also used it to copy all images in a web by selecting them then use Save Images add-on to paste all these images onto browser-based editor , now Simage can't do that WITHOUT the links to those images , I do not want those links for the images included (although I can simply selected those images and CTRL-C to copy them , Save Images add-on or Simage extension can paste them as images' original sizes, not the smaller versions if the web page chooses to display them in smaller size by specifing width= height= options in <img> tag; also, as in Save Images add-on. I know there is an option open Selected links in 1 tab but that opens each image in separate FRAME on the same page , even though it does not display the link for each image which is what I want ,I can not use CTRL-A to copy all images on the opened page , I still have to do copy each image one by one , not an option for 50 or even more images on the original web page! Also, why does the author decide to display those copied images with the div tags and the separation lines ? I have to use a text editor to find-and-replace those div tags and those lines under each image. I just want to copy all images on a page without separation lines and their links , I do not understand the logic! Sorry I have to uninstall this extension, no good for me any more.
used to be good as Save Images add-on. Simages can not saved in user-selected folder as the authour mentioned already. I also used it to copy all images in a web by selecting them then use Save Images add-on to paste all these images onto browser-based editor , now Simage can't do that WITHOUT the links to those images , I do not want those links for the images included (although I can simply selected those images and CTRL-C to copy them , Save Images add-on or Simage extension can paste them as images' original sizes, not the smaller versions if the web page chooses to display them in smaller size by specifing width= height= options in <img> tag; also, as in Save Images add-on. I know there is an option open Selected links in 1 tab but that opens each image in separate FRAME on the same page , even though it does not display the link for each image which is what I want ,I can not use CTRL-A to copy all images on the opened page , I still have to do copy each image one by one , not an option for 50 or even more images on the original web page! Also, why does the author decide to display those copied images with the div tags and the separation lines ? I have to use a text editor to find-and-replace those div tags and those lines under each image. I just want to copy all images on a page without separation lines and their links , I do not understand the logic! Sorry I have to uninstall this extension, no good for me any more.
2021-08-09	xl*****

2021-02-14	*****

2020-08-06	Po*****

2020-05-25	Fi*****

2020-03-12	as*****

2020-03-01	Fi*****	Грузит процессор на все сто и подвешивает фокса. сравнивая с imagedownloader или Download_all_Images проигрывает.
Грузит процессор на все сто и подвешивает фокса. сравнивая с imagedownloader или Download_all_Images проигрывает.