Apr 7
The image scraper not too smart
- It cant be find the really big file size. (example it found 500px widht images but when I check it with console, I can see and I can download 1800px width images. You can check example "Image downloader - Imageye" extension. It can find the true big images.- You can't give it, for example, html or css parts to determine which area to collect the images from. It only looks at the entire page.- You cannot specify what the file name should be when downloading, nor can you automate it to number them in ascending order. (e.g. image 001, image 002, image 003, ect)- You can't filter what formats you're interested in. (jpg, png, webp, avif, svg, etc.)- The scanned image list (image gallery maybe its name) is listed nicely in a table in list view for me, but it is not possible to sort the columns based on which column to sort (e.g. dimension)- The filtering criteria (>100kb, >300kb) are incredibly limited.- "Image downloader - Imageye" extension also has a great feature that allows you to sort images in download order.- In many cases, full-size images are available in modals, lightboxes, etc. Neither No code scrape nor Super Dev pro can do anything when I try to scan from here.I also have a Super Dev pro account. The image extractor function has the same problems. It is practically unusable in bulk.
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