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Here is a task:
A page has 300 JPEG images with urls like
http://example.com/gallery/500px-500px/7496.jpg
I want to do edit those urls to
http://example.com/gallery/1000px-1000px/7496.jpg
and download in better quality.
How I achieve the task now: I open a web page and download all images to a folder with any download manager. Then I create a list of the image's names with cd c:\download + dir *.* > list.txt
commands and add the url http://example.com/gallery/1000px-1000px/
bore the files' names. After that I download the new urls using any file manager.
How to make this process of downloading easier and faster? Thanks!
Once your download manager has successfully parsed the web page and added all the image links, can't you simply export the list to a text file, search+replace, then import and download? – Karan – 2013-05-26T23:55:48.763
it would be nice; can you suggest such manager? Cause mine doesn't have such features. It would be even nicer to get a Google Chrome extension. – Vasko-Sisko – 2013-05-26T23:58:50.697
You said "I open a web page and download all images to a folder with any download manager", so I thought you already had one which did this. How are you doing it now? Manually copying all 300 links to your DM? Also, which OS are you using? – Karan – 2013-05-27T00:01:01.647
Win 8, I download them with Image Downloader for Chrome, I cannot copy links from it. Ok, Download Master for Chrome allows me to copy all links, I do search and replace in Word. How can I download them again? Download Master doesn't have this feature...I want to use all-in-one. – Vasko-Sisko – 2013-05-27T00:09:52.940
it is in Open requests!!! – Vasko-Sisko – 2013-05-27T00:25:40.683
Why can't you repeat what you did for the 500x500 in the desired size folder? Should your image downloader act the same...? If not, I'd make a python script do it. – nerdwaller – 2013-05-27T03:46:57.937
Use DownThemAll with Firefox, here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/downthemall/
– Ege Özcan – 2013-05-30T08:27:04.480