Automatic website .gif image downloader!

[not telling]

Often there are many .gif images on a web page. It takes hell of a lot time to download them with right clicking the image and saving as!
It would be nice if you could make a tool to automate the process!

[chrisjlocke]

The download manager 'GetRight' (http://www.getright.com) does this. It comes with a 'browser' that lets you view all media and links on a page, you select what you want, and it downloads it all.

Its not free, but it is quite cheap.

[Sun77]

so how does that differ from before?:?

[chrisjlocke]

How is Getright better? Well, it displays all the images which you can simply click to select, and then it downloads into a directory. Therefore, if you want all the images, you tell it to download all (two clicks) and click go (one more click). Otherwise, you'd have to right click -> Save Image As -> Enter filename -> Ok (3 clicks) per image (x 50 (for example)) = 150 clicks.

Also, while Getright is downloading, you can be busy browsing another site - something you can't do while you're busy right clicking, left clicking and everything else.

[Karlis]

Yes, it seems that Getright already can do this....

[peep]

Yes, it seems that Getright already can do this....

there are many extensions for firefox to do that

[MikeyB]

there are many extensions for firefox to do that

The Firefox extension I use is DownThemAll, free of course.
http://www.downthemall.net/

You can right-click on a page and save all the images/linked images/media files etc.