Twitter Image Downloader

Download and rename original images on your Twitter timeline This extension works on twitter.com and tweetdeck.twitter.com. It adds “download original image” to the context menu when you right-click an image on your timeline. The image is automatically renamed using the poster's username and tweet ID and downloaded, reducing the hassle of renaming downloaded images one by one. When working correctly, images are saved with a filename such as “[username]-[tweet ID]-[0].extension”. The third element, [0], indicates the image's position in a post containing multiple images. If this information cannot be obtained for any reason, the file is saved as “TIL-unknown-[twimg path].extension”. When using TweetDeck, image links (links made with an <a> tag) are not supported. The image's position in a multiple-image post is also not obtained, so the filename is “[username]-[tweet ID].extension”. You must refresh the Twitter page before using the extension for the first time. Changes to Twitter or Chrome may suddenly make the extension unusable. If you have issues or requests, please contact me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/HassakuTb). However, support is a low priority, so I cannot respond to every request. Thank you for understanding. [Source code] https://github.com/HassakuTb/TwitterImageDownloader2 [Changelog] 2018/02/22 0.2.0 Initial release 2018/02/23 0.2.1 Fixed an issue where the “open "save as" window” option did not work 2018/02/23 0.2.3 Made the extension available in gallery mode (image details) for single-image tweets 2018/02/23 0.2.4 Fixed a minor issue with the options menu display 2019/07/20 2.0.0 Added support for “New Twitter” Significantly changed the internal implementation Changed the image download source on the old twitter.com UI to the one used by the new twitter.com UI Changed the filename to “TIL-unknown-{part of image source URL}.{extension}” when the username cannot be resolved Changed the extension to work only over HTTPS 2019/07/20 2.0.1 Fixed an issue where images were not renamed correctly from the new Twitter image preview screen 2019/07/21 2.1.0 Added limited TweetDeck support 2019/07/21 2.1.1 Fixed an issue where a directory was automatically created when the [download to] option was blank 2020/06/17 2.2.0 Added an option to change downloaded filenames Changed the options UI 2021/01/25 2.2.1 Added the option to use the original image name in downloaded filenames 2022/03/06 2.2.4 Added the ability to use the download date and time in downloaded filenames 2022/06/08 2.2.5 Corrected UI text 2023/08/02 2.2.6 Added support for thumbnails compressed as webp 2023/09/16 2.2.7 Removed unnecessary permissions 2023/12/02 2.2.8 Added support for pro.twitter.com 2023/12/03 2.2.9 Added the ability to use the posting date and time in downloaded filenames 2023/12/09 2.2.10 Support media tab in twitter.com ( Posting date and time cannot be set. ) 2024/05/18 2.2.11 Support x.com domain. Added the ability to use the user's display name in downloaded filenames (experimental) 2024/05/18 2.2.12 Fixed an issue where using a username containing / in a filename caused folders to be split 2024/06/23 2.2.13 Added the ability to use the download time and posting time in downloaded filenames [Known issues] For tweets using Twitter Cards, such as embedded Moments tweets, if the image source is on pdb.twimg.com, the context menu appears but obtaining the information always fails, and the filename becomes “TIL-unknown-[twimg path].extension”. The posting date and time cannot be specified when downloading images from the media tab. If you use another extension that assists with downloads, filenames may not be changed correctly.