Interesting addon, still works

best and simple, suitable UI, works fine most of time. but need some serious updates as websites uses different methods, so it fails to detect file type and unable to load for download. screenshots might be shared on author demand for further improvements. yet thanks for a beautiful extension.

Could not get the extension to download pdfs. Wasted much time trying :(

using ${inum} how do you pad it out? eg 008, 009, 010 etc?

the first out of a dozen extensions which does the job form scratch - add url with 200 linked files, select file type, it even find JS built links... Thank you. On top on https://github.com/marklieberman/downloadstar

I was looking for an extension that fits the "Download Manager (S3)". "Download Star" is the perfect complement.

比以前好用很多了 加油

Now THIS is not just the type of downloader I′ve been looking for, but the best one in particular that actually knows what to do and how to do it. I have tried multiple "download all files/images" add-ons before, and this is by far the best one.

This is a great add-on.

Btw @CheeryP, all you need to do is put "/" in your Naming Mask, and it will break it out into folders.
e.g. for a naming mask "${ext}/${height}/${width}/${fileext}", for an image "image.png", dimensions 1280x720, it will create the folder/file path "Downloads/DownloadStar/png/720/1280/image.png"

Very awesome add-on!

Can't figure out how to filter by extension anymore. The interface has become overcomplicated with way too many inputs and buttons. The documentation is practically nonexisting.

Click the documents (doc, pdf, mp3, jpg, etc.), set the naming style (use the guide's 1st example), click the download icon (top-right). It's so simple. Love it.

Is there any way to use renaming masks in the folder name?????

We'd be getting up to 5star territory if you could.

Anyway it seems like certain inputs will stop downloads from starting. For instance input containing forward slashes will not download a thing, which makes me wonder why the noFolder filter even exists. If it's required (at least on Windows), shouldn't it automatically be applied?