I kept hitting the same wall: I'd open an image downloader on a site, it would find 12 images, and I could see 40 on the page. The reason is that most downloaders only look at `` tags. Modern sites load images a dozen other ways: CSS backgrounds, lazy-loading attributes, web components, blob URLs, canvas, CDN links with no `.jpg` at the end. So I built SnapSave — Bulk Image Downloader. What it does - Side panel with every image on the page: thumbnail, size, format - Filter by format / minimum size / URL, sort largest first - Bulk download, unlimited, into per-site folders - Keeps originals untouched (no re-encoding, EXIF kept) - 7 languages Business model: free and unlimited for the core. Optional **one-time $19 Pro** (ZIP, auto-scroll deep scan, full-res originals from CDN thumbnails). No subscription. I didn't want to make another tool that locks basic downloading behind a paywall. Where it's at: v1.1, 85 users, just launched. What I'd love feedback on: Sites where it misses images (send me the URL) Does the free/Pro split feel fair? Anything confusing in the panel on first use? Chrome (also Brave, Opera, Arc): https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/snapsave-%E2%80%94-bulk-image-dow/bheajohhlacgccpobkefpjkodkgifldk Edge: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/snapsave-%E2%80%94-bulk-image-dow/dejehbbcfkdaimmfpobknldkolocmkkm   submitted by   /u/namicilab [link]   [comments]