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⚙ Settings
Dasutein edited this page Dec 18, 2024
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The extension has different options for different websites. With each update that is released, new options are added. Please do visit this page from time to time as things can change.
Setting | Type | Description |
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Theme | Select | Choose between Auto, Light or Dark Mode for the settings page |
Show Download Folder Automatically | Checkbox | Every image you download will automatically open your default download folder. Default value is unchecked
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Enable "Save As" dialog window | Checkbox | Enabling this would allow you to choose any folder to save your image. If this is disabled, images will automatically save in your Downloads folder. Do not forget to turn off Ask where to save each file before downloading on your browser for this to work properly. Default value is checked
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Enable notification when extension is updated | Checkbox | When the extension is updated, you will get a toast notification. Two buttons will appear. "What's new?" to link you to the Releases page on this repository and "OK" to dismiss the toast message. Default value is checked
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Store Images to AutoRename Folder | Checkbox | In your Downloads folder, a folder will be created named "AutoRename". If enabled, all images will be stored in this folder instead of your Downloads folder. |
Prefer Locale Format | Checkbox | Use your country's preferred date format. If you want to use a custom format, you must uncheck this box |
Date Format | Select | Choose from a pre-defined format or use custom which allows you to customize the date format yourself |
Custom Date/Time Format | Text | Here you can set your own format. Kindly refer to the table below on what is accepted in this field. The Date Format field must be set to custom for the changes to reflect in the file name |
Setting | Type | Description |
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Include Website Title [Twitter] | Checkbox | Include the website title "Twitter" in the file name. Default value is unchecked
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Include mention symbol @ | Checkbox | Include the @ or mention symbol before the username. Example @twitteruser123 . Default value is checked
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Include Tweet ID | Checkbox | Include the Tweet ID in the file name. Default value is checked
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Include Date | Checkbox | If you want to include a date stamp on the file. Please note that this will be based on your computer's date and not the date from the tweet. Default value is unchecked
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Set Timestamp Preference | Select | Choose what timestamp you want to use for the image. Use local time based on your device's settings will use the date and time on your computer. This is the default setting. Use the original time the tweet was posted will get the tweet's original timestamp |
Prefix | Text | If you want to add a prefix in the file name, you can include it here. Note, to trigger this, you must select the other context menu option called Save As (AutoRename) with Prefix |
String generator length | Select | Specify the length of the random string generator. If set to 0 , the extension will add a img-XX prefix in the file name. XX refers to the image count. X uses a number between 1-4. When viewing articles on X, the img prefix will not be included if this value is set to 0. |
Save image to folder based on username | Checkbox | Images downloaded from Twitter/X will be saved into a folder by username. Note, you must enable Store Images to AutoRename Folder for this function |
Download as JPEG only | Checkbox | Retrieve the image as JPEG only. Note, if the image is served as a PNG, it will retain the image format. |
Setting | Type | Description |
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Include Website Title [Reddit] | Checkbox | Include the website title "Reddit" in the file name. Default value is unchecked
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Include Subreddit Post ID | Checkbox | Include the subreddit post id |
Include Date (Based on System Date) | Checkbox | Specify if you want to include the date in your file name. This must be configured in General settings |
String generator length | Select | Specify the length of the random string generator. |
Prefix | Text | If you want to add a prefix in the file name, you can include it here. Note, to trigger this, you must select the other context menu option called Save As (AutoRename) with Prefix |
Setting | Type | Description |
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Include Website Title [Reddit] | Checkbox | Include the website title "Reddit" in the file name. Default value is unchecked
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Include Date (Based on System Date) | Checkbox | Specify if you want to include the date in your file name. This must be configured in General settings |
String generator length | Select | Specify the length of the random string generator. |
Prefix | Text | If you want to add a prefix in the file name, you can include it here. Note, to trigger this, you must select the other context menu option called Save As (AutoRename) with Prefix |
Setting | Type | Description |
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Include Website Title [Bluesky] | Checkbox | Include the website title "Bluesky" in the file name. Default value is unchecked
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Include Date (Based on System Date) | Checkbox | Specify if you want to include the date in your file name. This must be configured in General settings |
String generator length | Select | Specify the length of the random string generator. |
Save image to folder based on username | Checkbox | Images downloaded from Bluesky will be saved into a folder by username. Note, you must enable Store Images to AutoRename Folder for this function |
Prefix | Text | If you want to add a prefix in the file name, you can include it here. Note, to trigger this, you must select the other context menu option called Save As (AutoRename) with Prefix |
This section are the list of available formats that you can enter in the Custom Date/Time Format text field.
For example if you enter this in the text field: mm_dd_yyyy will be shown as 06_01_2021
Keyword | Example | Description |
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YYYY |
2022 | 4 or 2 digit year |
YY |
22 | 2 digit year |
Y |
-25 | Year with any number of digits and sign |
Q |
1..4 | Quarter of year. Sets month to first month in quarter. For example, if the month is February then it would be Q1 or 1 |
M MM |
1..12 | Month number |
MMM MMMM |
Jan..December | Month name |
D DD |
1..31 | Day of month |
Do |
1st..31st | Day of month with ordinal |
DDD DDDD |
1..365 | Day of year |
X |
1410715640.579 | Unix timestamp |
x |
1410715640579 | Unix ms timestamp |
Keyword | Example | Description |
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gggg |
2022 | Locale 4 digit week year |
gg |
22 | Locale 2 digit week year |
w ww |
1..53 | Locale week of year |
e |
0..6 | Locale day of week |
ddd dddd |
Mon...Sunday | Day name in locale |
MMM MMMM |
Jan..December | Month name |
GGGG |
2022 | ISO 4 digit week year |
GG |
2022 | ISO 2 digit week year |
DDD DDDD |
1..365 | Day of year |
W WW |
1..53 | ISO week of year |
E |
1..7 | ISO day of week |
Note: When Prefer Locale Format
is checked, it uses the LLL
format
Keyword | Example | Description |
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L |
02/16/2022 | Date (in local format) |
LL |
February 16, 2022 | Month name, day of month, year |
LLL |
February 16, 2022 12:00 PM | Month name, day of month, year, time |
LLLL |
Wednesday February 16, 2022 12:00 PM | Day of week, month name, day of month, year, time |
LT |
8:30 PM | Time (without seconds) |
LTS |
8:30:00 PM | Time (without seconds) |
Keyword | Example | Description |
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H HH |
0..23 | Hours (24 hour time) |
h hh |
1..12 | Hours (12 hour time used with a A.) |
k kk |
1..24 | Hours (24 hour time from 1 to 24) |
a A |
am pm | Post or ante meridiem (Note the one character a p are also considered valid) |
m mm |
0..59 | Minutes |
s ss |
0..59 | Seconds |
S SS SSS ... SSSSSSSSS |
0..999999999 | Fractional seconds |
Z ZZ |
+12:00 | Offset from UTC as +-HH:mm , +-HHmm , or Z
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Keyword | Example | Description |
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y .. yyyy |
5 +5 -500 | Years |
yo |
5th 1st | Ordinal Years |
N |
AD | Abbr Era name |
NN |
AD | Abbr Era name |
NNN |
AD | Abbr Era name |
NNNN |
Anno Domini | Full Era name |
NNNNN |
AD | NNNNN |
In the Prefix and Custom Date/Time Format fields, these characters are not allowed on most operating systems. An error prompt will appear when this is detected
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