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Reduce number of clicks to download an image.

user_f7e38

user_f7e38

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I would figure that when I select a few images and than click on "actions" in the upper right corner there would be a "Download all" option, but there isn't.

Currently you have to click a lot to download a single image:
  1. Grid with images, click on an image
  2. Click the image again (Right clicking an images pop up with big "Right click" message? * see note) (This seems like a light box feature I would love to disable this step en just directly navigate to the next page)
  3. Download button lower right corner (I would love this button two steps earlier)
  4. Opens image in a new tab (would love it if it would just download the image directly)
  5. Right click save image

* From the settings: Enable right click on image option is: Enabled (Enable this if you want to allow right click on image viewer page.)
 
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The update to version 4.1.4 made this even worse. You now can only click on the small little pill shape that is on the lower middle of the image at "↗️ {file name}" at step 2

It seems like this is the light box. I would love to be able to disable the lightbox all together or be able to download multiple images at once with the select feature, or just be able to right click anywhere in the steps with save image as.

Or place a download icon on every step that then has the attribute "download", so that it would download the images directly if the browser support it.

Any feedback on this?
 
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