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App to save all Images instead of thumbnails


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Another question (sorry) :|

I would like to know if there's any way to save all the images which are displayed on a page, knowing that the page is only displaying thumbnails and i want to download the real-size images (target images) without clicking each thumbnail.

Is there any way to do that? Thank you.

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I have Firefox and the DownThemAll, however it doesn't work, it save the thumbnails as a web page :pinch:

About the URLToys i don't want porn hacks, i just want the TVR Sagaris images: http://search.live.com/images/results.aspx...e&FORM=SZIR

:cry:

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The Firefox extension FlashGot also has a build gallery function but its uses are similar to the "fusker notation" so yeah.

You could just try HTTrack and filter in "only images larger than 500K, 3 levels deep", or similar. I'm sure with necessary skills wget could probably do it too. Either way, theres gotta be a fair bit of rules and filtering.

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The guy is probably long gone by now but...

Urltoys works wonders for this but you have to put a little leg work in..its a command line tool...it downloads imgs and not just boobie imgs exclusively.

I followed the link to spiderzilla and found that the author stopped developing it. He did however suggest a program called httrack that downloads a 1:1 copy of a webpage. I just downloaded it gonna play around with it maybe it will end up replacing urltoys in my must have software file. Although, I do feel leet typing in commands and having porn pop out the other end ; )

That site may not work for batch downloaders because they may have put in measures to keep you from just downloading them all with a program. didnt try it though.

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