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But, it seems to work properly at least on imagefap.IF SOMEONE HAS USED ANOTHER METHOD OR TOOL for bulk image downloads that isn't just for Windows, I'd STILL LIKE TO HEAR ABOUT IT, as no single method is going to work all the time.

I don't think it works for the results of google image searches or for stamp-links in forum pages (to capture the full-rez/original image from the displayed stamps, which like most gallery pages, is only one 'layer' removed). Added later: FYI, after trying literally a dozen different Add-Ons/Extensions for both Firefox and Chrome (being limited to those that run under Linux) I did actually find one that I think really works as advertised: it's called ImageHost Grabber (for Firefox) and unlike the others I tried, it actually follows links to the full-rez file, at least for imagefap galleries (all I've tried so far).

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If you know of a method I could use to bulk/batch download the image files from half a dozen Imagefap gallery pages I'd really appreciate it. SO, though I haven't given up, I really don't mind asking for some help here.

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Both the Mac iCab browser and the Image Download II 6.0.5 add-on for Firefox SHOULD work, but thus far, I'm only getting stamps and bits of html files. I'm also in the process of trawling for Chrome image downloader extensions, but it's a time-consuming hunt and IME, there are much more available for Firefox. However, for the life of me, I couldn't get the current version of iCab (5) to actually do what I wanted: to simply download/save the full-rez image files.even though I had everything set correctly AFAICT and tried multiple times with various settings.

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I even went so far as to go find and install a great (and little-known) German browser on my (Mac) laptop because I used to use it years ago for this exact thing and it used to work great: in iCab you can specify how many 'layers' (of links) that the download process should follow and even incorporate file extension filters, rules about whether to limit downloads to the local server, etc. Buffering video: If your net speed is slow or inconsistent, you can try to pause the video for a while before capturing it.I did install a Firefox Add-On called Image Download II 6.0.5 which looked as though it should do the trick, but thus far, I'm only able to get it to download the thumbnails themselves and not the full-rez images they link to even though I'm telling it to follow links. You could choose high quality if you want save HD videos. Choose video quality: Video Capture will automatically choose a video quality for you. Capture task will auto stop when the record time reach to your 'capture duration'.

Set capture duration: Please find the total duration of your playing video and set suitable 'capture duration' you need. Manually show setting window: Please click 'Camera' button to popup 'Transparent Window' and 'Setting Window' if they are not popped up automatically. Click 'Next' button when you finish your settings. You can change 'Task Name ', 'Capture Duration', 'Video Format' and 'Video Quality'.

(2) A 'Setting Window' will also be popup (see below). You can resize or move this window to fine tune the recording area. (1) A 'Transparent Window' will be shown over the video area (see below). Please pause your video if it plays automatically.