Been using this extension for over four years now, probably closer to; if not five years outright. It has been able to do everything it promised it would, and even a bit beyond that - if you put in the time in to fully grasp it.

the best extension!!!

Just Awesome!!! The best image downloader!!! Simple and usefull. Great work with null objects (images) that other downloaders can not catch!!)))

Well its a premature rating but the first impression was nothing short of awesome. I mean the build is clearly under development but its still polished enough to be release worthy.
The only annoying bug I encountered was that some images didn't respect the frame view settings. Even though all of them were similarly sized, few would still render at a bigger (meaning out of the screen) proportion. Readjusting the frame size fixed it though.
Love the rich options and the status views. You really have a knack about UX composition. If you have some kind of github/gitlab/bitbucket issue system, do reply with it. Communicating over email isn't really that efficient.

a really usefull addon ! I really recommend it !
(Actually working for instagram too :p)

Very helpful, thank you

Definitely the best extension of it's kind if you take the couple minutes it takes to figure it out.

Thank you Canapy!
I used this wonderful add-on on a FF version older than 57(after which, basically our experience in FF became more or less painful).
It gets the job done! How? Let me tell you. Well, with a bit of help from another wonderful good old FF extension called Flashgot(it seems that Mozilla removed this extension from their add-on website, like it is the case with many extensions that could not be ported to those damn webextensions).
So, here are the steps:
0.make sure you have set in the Image Downloader preferences the Deep Scan(extremely IMPORTANT feature that can pick original size images that are behind thumbnails{kind of you see a thumbnail image that is actually a webpage that contains a link to the original image}) and chosed a minimum width(height) of images from hyperlinks{I have chosen 500}
1.Click Image Downloader button, then click Current Tab
2.The extension is very helpful showing you the resolution of the picked images(and a direct link to the original image), so you can select with left click every image you want. After that you click on "Save to Dash board" (it is a button on the right top corner. (Save to folder did not worked for me at all, but even if it did, considering the limitations that Mozilla imposed(the fact that add-ons can only download under Downloads folder, and cannot let the user select the desired location), would have been for nothing.
3.Click Image Downloader button, then click "Dashboard". In the page that opens, right click then FlashGot All, then you can select the desired location download the images.

P.S. Just a thought for the developer: if you could somehow send the selected links from the ImgDwnldr_Menu, to another downloader(another extension or program outside of FF) which for sure let us select the download location !?
Cheers!

This is what i was looking for! Fast and easy to use. Thanks!

It works great. Thank you very much