Yeah, we understand that a single image folder might not be sufficient for the tons of cats and dogs pictures. The best bet is to create a subfolder inside the actual image folder. The good thing is that Save In lets you create subfolders just as easily as it lets you rename folders. For example, if Cats yeah, I love cat videos! The new changes will be reflected immediately in the context menu and the subfolders will be created once you save something to it.
Save In lets you create multiple folders inside the Downloads folders but can't save files outside this folder. Thankfully, it can be easily overcome with Symlinks. For those who are unaware, Symlinks are shortcuts to refer to files located elsewhere on your Windows machine. Let's see how we can use them to organize the downloaded files. Step 2: To create a Symlink, open Command Prompt in the admin mode and run the following command,. So, if you're creating a Symlink from the Downloads folder to the Music folder, it'll be something like,.
Step 3: Once done, create a folder with the same name in the Save In extension. Now, all you need to do is hit save and the file will automatically make its way to the destination folder. This was how you can set multiple download folders in Chrome and save your files accordingly.
However, this nifty Chrome extension is not only limited to the above options. It also lets you add a string of variables to the filenames such as date or time. What's more, you can also save files into dynamic directories by adding the variable names in the folder name, and in no time you'll have folders sorted as per their dates of creation.
There are many extensions similar to this, but it stands out because it lets you select links in a more visual, user-friendly way with just a few mouse clicks. After installing the extension, you will notice the uSelect icon on the add-on bar top-right corner. Click on this first before selecting links. After clicking the uSelect icon, a set of instructions will appear on the bottom of the browser screen.
As indicated, you can draw a rectangle around the links you want to select. This will highlight the links in yellow. If you need to scroll down or simply want to get rid of the pop-up box, you can hold down the H key. The downloads also appear on the bottom of the browser window. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed when using the extension.
Note that not all links may download files as expected. The link would need to be a direct file source, not a link to another page, otherwise the download might just be the HTML of that page and not the file itself.
You can assign a shortcut key for activating this add-on. To do this, right-click on the uSelect icon again and select Options. Scroll to the bottom of the Settings screen, and select Advanced.
In the Privacy and security section, select Content settings. In the Content settings screen, select Automatic downloads. You'll see one of two settings:. Close the Settings window. Now Chrome is set to ask your permission before downloading multiple files. On the Automatic downloads screen, you can also Block or Allow specific websites.
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