Quick Saver 2.1
Friday, 3. August 2007, 18:05:39
The program is intended for the quick saving in MHT or HTML, with autorenaming if such file exists already. And saving of all (or many) of pages. Also can save screenshots of pages in .png.
History:
2.2
* Improved compatibility with Opera 9.50 and Opera 8.
* The buttons of the quick saving changed. Not forget them to renew!
+ Quick saving of images.
+ Search in QSaverHistory.html
2.1
+ QSaverHistory.html
+ Compatibility with Opera 8
2.0
* Uses Winapi.
+ It's possible to save screeshots of visible part of page.
* Small improvements.


Anonymous # 14. September 2007, 20:31
This...is...awesome.
This is soooo much better than any other solution I've found out there (like external macros). Heck, you even gave the user a way to set up an (1) automatic folder to save to, as well as (2) auto-renaming filename copies?! Plus, Amazon DVD page titles used to give me so much hassle to rename, and your utility (3) automatically trims it down?! Plus, you (4) log the saving activity to a page which also tracks date/time saved, with links to the page!(Oh, you may want to list those in the features.)
If there's a way to add (A) hotkey, it would really kick this utility up a notch. It might be good to have a (B) quick help text/usage guide somewhere in the options area, or at least explain further what exactly the different buttons do.
Anyway, as far as I could figure out:
quick save in folder: saves to the last folder a user saved anything to
quick save: saves to the folder set in quick saver option (I like this one most)
simple save: user-selected folder (2nd best option for me)
screenshot: nice, simple screenshot ONLY of opera window, saved in a png file (2 of 2 tried were 22k in size) (probably good for "quoting" part of a page w/ pics)
Oh, and I do not get how to use Save All Page (although it sounds uberrific).
Thank you very much for this great utility! Feel free to revise/rearrange what I wrote above for inclusion in the readme or something if it was useful (it might save you some questions, hehe). I'll be copying the above to a txt file for my own reference, that's for sure.
-Jonathan
Lex1 # 15. September 2007, 16:05
Press on button (link) in Readme, select and copy code. Create hotkey (Ctrl+F12->Advanced->Shortcuts) with this code.
It save in "quick save" folder and subfolder with name from adress of page (for instance, My documents\web\my.opera.com\some.html)
All of other, right
At first, you must enable sidebar "Windows" via right click.
Thanks, I add it to readme.
And 1 # 8. October 2007, 18:45
Can you possibly answer my questions in this thread?
I want to export pages I create as MHT with dreamweaver.
Anonymous # 25. October 2007, 17:39
found this utility today. Very, very useful :-).
A suggest for a similar utility: instead of saving html pages, a button for automatic saving of opened images (included folder selection setting and autonumbering of images with same name)
Lex1 # 30. November 2007, 13:24
Done. Update to QSaver Ver 2.2
sibelius # 4. December 2007, 22:19
Lex1 # 5. December 2007, 06:42
sibelius # 5. December 2007, 19:10
nizamx # 3. February 2008, 14:15
I and in the forum several people need this function since saving hundreds of image is tiring with traditional way, even with ctrl+click+enter each time. So I think this function helps lots of people who are saving often images from art and photo galleries. FF and IE has it called "Image Toolbar" You go to on an image, click appearing icon and it is saved your predefined directory.
More Info:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/243
Developer's site:
http://www.cusser.net/extensions/imagetoolbar/
Lex1 # 3. February 2008, 15:45
It's impossible. Opera does not have api.
If you need saving in one of click, use "Quick save in HTML with images", and if two clicks - use "Quick save image". Other variants are not present.
P.S. Gestures good solution for it, but it bugged in Opera 8+
nizamx # 3. February 2008, 16:25
Lex1 # 4. February 2008, 23:44
I will try other variants later...
Lex1 # 7. February 2008, 22:33
Add in Ctrl+F12->Advanced->Shortcuts->Mouse setup:
«Button3 ctrl» (or simple «Button3») and «Execute program, "C:\Program Files\Opera\program\qsaver.exe", "/imgs /folder %u %T"»
Press Ctrl+Mouse Wheel (or simple Wheel).
nizamx # 18. February 2008, 15:50
Link:
http://www.brothersoft.com/d.php?soft_id=63801&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffiles.brothersoft.com%2Futilities%2Fautomation%2FIntelliComplete_63801.exe
I think adding multiple folder profiles for quick image save in context menu would be great. Like one target folder for paintings, one for photos, another one for gifs etc...
And for middle click save function I must say a big thank you. I see when save dialog appears mouse pointer go there and click save, instead I think just triggering return button make operation faster and mouse pointer stays its original position.
Lex1 # 18. February 2008, 20:42
It don't works in Opera and Firefox for me.
Maybe in future.
nizamx # 19. February 2008, 12:41
http://www.zshare.net/download/780772175e2112/
Lex1 # 19. February 2008, 18:47
Yes it's works.
Not problem for me. You use last (2.2.7) version Qsaver?
What variant of the quick saving do you use?
nizamx # 19. February 2008, 21:58
I have this string:
Execute program,"e:\Program Files\Opera\QSaver.exe", "/img /quick %c %T" & Save image
and ini also default settings gives the same result.
[MAIN]
; Ïóòü ê ïàïêå áûñòğîãî ñîõğàíåíèÿ
QuickSaveDir=j:\3 Downloads\
; Ïóòü ê ïàïêå áûñòğîãî ñîõğàíåíèÿ èçîáğàæåíèé
; QuickSaveImgDir=j:\3 Downloads\
; Âåğñèÿ Opera
OperaVersion=9
; Âåñòè èñòîğèş
History=0
Lex1 # 20. February 2008, 09:18
Link on top of the page.
Wrong. Use
or
Second variant must work.
nizamx # 20. February 2008, 12:04
Lex1 # 20. February 2008, 13:33
It's work without any problems for context menu. I do not know where you made a mistake. Check it.
For saving with mouse wheel you must use other code, from readme:
nizamx # 20. February 2008, 17:27
Lex1 # 20. February 2008, 18:42
nizamx # 20. February 2008, 20:50
http://img229.imageshack.us/my.php?image=modequ8.jpg
Lex1 # 20. February 2008, 21:39
nizamx # 20. February 2008, 21:49
Lex1 # 20. February 2008, 23:01
Bad. Unfortunately I while do not have ideas as it to correct.
Other code is not needed. You must only create MIME type.
Long press (0.5 sec) on image will save it in the certain folder.
nizamx # 21. February 2008, 14:34
By the way I discovered this, waiting time is not solving the intellicomplete problem. Two solution for reenable intellicomplete prompts. One relaunch Opera and second launching any program from Stardock ObjectDock. I closed ObjectDock to see whether it causes this problem but no, after saving image with quick save again problem occures.
Lex1 # 21. February 2008, 20:39
Yes.
Strange bug, yes.
nizamx # 21. February 2008, 21:46
http://community.livejournal.com/relaxmusic/2008/02/21/
Lex1 # 21. February 2008, 22:25
Nothing.
Open QSaver.js with any editor and replace «/folder» on «/quick».
What OS do you use?
nizamx # 22. February 2008, 15:13
I found a bug; if I save a gif with the same name quick save.exe and in js mod (all three methods - mods) can't rename the gifs automatically and asks for overwrite confirmation. Also when I try to save a gif with the same name in js mod "tonec internet download manager" try to download the link as html.
Lex1 # 22. February 2008, 22:52
nizamx # 23. February 2008, 11:42
I found another bug for js: I replaced /folder with /quick and it works correct for jpg but for gifs /quick not working, it creates folder for each site.
Lex1 # 5. March 2008, 13:30
nizamx # 7. March 2008, 10:53
vi-user # 10. April 2008, 05:50
is there a port to linux? and can it be set to start automaticaly on certain url's?
Lex1 # 11. April 2008, 11:25
No, but sources open.
Version 2.3.2 can do it.
vi-user # 16. April 2008, 05:36
I didn't try to compile quick saver on linux, just tried to understand how it works. Based on that, I achieved the same functionality using wget+userjs - never would have thought doing so if it wasn't for qs
This is great and all but it doesn't work where I need it most: on my office server - a site that requires authentication; I believe qs would not work either because it only gets an URL from opera and no cookies for example. Wget has an option to load cookies but my tests were unsuccessful yet.
So, back to work; if something new should appear I'll post a solution
Lex1 # 16. April 2008, 08:56
Second: In principle you can pass cookies in wget, but it will be difficultly.
vi-user # 17. April 2008, 13:44
here is the procedure for the curious:
1. ad a user js saying that
location.href='data:text/something;charset=UTF-8, '+document.URL+'; '+document.cookie;
2. add a setting in the download section saying that text/something files shoul be opened with /path/to/my/script
3. create the script
###############
#!/bin/bash
cat /home/user/.opera/cache4/temporary_download/default* | awk -f /home/user/esc.awk
rm -f /home/user/.opera/cache4/temporary_download/default*
################
... where esc.awk looks like this:
################
BEGIN{
FS="; ";
}
function urlesc (a) {
gsub("[|]","%7C",a);
gsub("[:]","%3A",a);
gsub("[;]","%3B",a);
gsub("[{]","%7B",a);
gsub("[}]","%7D",a);
gsub("[\"]","%22",a);
return a;
}
{
cm="";
for(i=2;i<NF+1;i++){
cm=cm urlesc($i) "; ";
}
cm=cm "\" \"" $1 "\"";
system ( "wget -P /home/user/files/ --no-cookies --header \"Cookie: " cm);
}
################
that's it.
This works for me, it might not cover all situations (eg. I did not checked if all needed characters are escaped only the ones apearing in my cookies). For a more trusted solution use QuickSaver.
Thanks again Lex for the idea with the "data:..." part
Lex1 # 17. April 2008, 15:02
Anonymous # 15. June 2008, 17:43
I can't work it on 9.5 though it was working on 9.28 Am I wrong?
Lex1 # 15. June 2008, 19:21
«Qsaver - not works, because Opera bugged».
nizamx # 3. July 2008, 13:46
http://lexi.ucoz.ru/qsaver2.zip