Friday, 6. June 2008, 00:55:03
Req: snaplinks-like image saving
Hi,it'd be nice to have a script that saved all images in a rectangle you draw.
Often pages, especially forums, list many images and you have to save them one by one. If one could just draw a rectangle around the images one wants to save (as it's possible for links with snaplinks) saving images could be a lot faster.
As JS probably doesn't have the power to save images maybe get the selected images URLs and put them as links in a popup so one could then use links panel to save them.
Would be nice if someone could do this, any tries appreciated.
Monday, 9. June 2008, 12:40:14
Originally posted by Lex1:
BTW, selection2rtf.js can save selected text and images.
Not really what I'm looking for as I'd still have to save the images manually then.
Saturday, 12. July 2008, 19:17:30 (edited)
Snap images
Click button/bookmarklet > Draw rectangle-
Hold shift key to select all images (not just the "big" ones). Duplicate images/links are never selected.
Test page - without CTRL, thumbnails are shown in new window. with CTRL, the full-sized images..
Click button/bookmarklet > Draw rectangle-
- with no key pressed to select the images and show the images in new window (use links panel to save etc..)
- with CTRL pressed to select links-with-images and show the linked images in new window (useful for pages with many thumbnails linking to full size images)
Hold shift key to select all images (not just the "big" ones). Duplicate images/links are never selected.
Test page - without CTRL, thumbnails are shown in new window. with CTRL, the full-sized images..
Saturday, 12. July 2008, 19:29:12
Now hosted on my server.. (button changed)
Here is a userjs version: Snap Image - UserJS
Hold Alt key to enable rectangle drawing (other functions--ctrl/shift etc.-- work in the same way)
Here is a userjs version: Snap Image - UserJS
Hold Alt key to enable rectangle drawing (other functions--ctrl/shift etc.-- work in the same way)
Saturday, 12. July 2008, 21:59:23 (edited)
Sunday, 13. July 2008, 09:59:35
Originally posted by AyushJ:
Here is a userjs version: Snap Image - UserJS
Hold Alt key to enable rectangle drawing (other functions--ctrl/shift etc.-- work in the same way)
nice! thanks again
Monday, 4. August 2008, 16:04:49
the script sometimes fails to work when Operas zoom feature is used, for example when you zoom out on http://macthemes2.net/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=300187#p300187
(zooming and then reloading = no problem, loading and then zooming = broken)
(zooming and then reloading = no problem, loading and then zooming = broken)
Do you really need that ? 
Tuesday, 28. July 2009, 02:17:05
'snap-links.js' also uses ALT key to select batch links - seems it's obsolete then right?
'Ctrl' and 'Shift' keys as per the instructions do not work as stated for me (build 1651)...
"Hold -Ctrl- to select image-links instead of images"
"Hold -Shift- key to select all images/image-links in rectangle (not just the big ones)"
'Ctrl' and 'Shift' keys as per the instructions do not work as stated for me (build 1651)...
"Hold -Ctrl- to select image-links instead of images"
"Hold -Shift- key to select all images/image-links in rectangle (not just the big ones)"
Tuesday, 28. July 2009, 09:59:30
No need to press any key for links, so you can use both script in the same installation.
// @name-Snap Links - for opera
// @description-Select the links by drawing a box around links then leave the mousebutton to open the links in that box/region.
//Hold -Shift- key to select all links in rectangle and hold down -Alt- key while dragging to move rectangle.
//You can change the tab opening behaviour(in background tab,in new window etc.) by changing the Middle-Click settings (Shift+Middle-Click in opera)
// @name-Snap Links - for opera
// @description-Select the links by drawing a box around links then leave the mousebutton to open the links in that box/region.
//Hold -Shift- key to select all links in rectangle and hold down -Alt- key while dragging to move rectangle.
//You can change the tab opening behaviour(in background tab,in new window etc.) by changing the Middle-Click settings (Shift+Middle-Click in opera)
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