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I use this extension pretty regularly. One issue (for me) I keep running into is when I use the extension, it opens the image with the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" after the image extension. This means, I have to use the extension to open each image in a separate window and manually delete the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" at the end of each link. If the page is updated with 200+ images, it requires me to open 200+ pages, delete the extra code, and then reload the page without those additional attributes.
Is there a way to get this extension to automatically remove anything after the image extension? That would make using the select all and download feature much easier when a website uses these additional lines of code to alter the image.
If you look at the examples below, you'll be able to see that if you just remove the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" at the end of each link, it will load the full resolution copy of the picture you're trying to save.
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I use this extension pretty regularly. One issue (for me) I keep running into is when I use the extension, it opens the image with the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" after the image extension. This means, I have to use the extension to open each image in a separate window and manually delete the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" at the end of each link. If the page is updated with 200+ images, it requires me to open 200+ pages, delete the extra code, and then reload the page without those additional attributes.
Is there a way to get this extension to automatically remove anything after the image extension? That would make using the select all and download feature much easier when a website uses these additional lines of code to alter the image.
If you look at the examples below, you'll be able to see that if you just remove the "?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format" at the end of each link, it will load the full resolution copy of the picture you're trying to save.
URL
Main Page: https://www.beyonce.com/
Images (Before Removing Attributes):
https://cdn.sanity.io/images/fvrrd1kn/production/9d30671480ea552daa7daecb7bc78d0472a97f88-1691x2172.jpg?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format
https://cdn.sanity.io/images/fvrrd1kn/production/3feedb1baafb7c61be02a2a66d72adf10e5beef3-3000x4500.jpg?q=75&fit=clip&auto=format
Images (After Removing Attributes):
https://cdn.sanity.io/images/fvrrd1kn/production/9d30671480ea552daa7daecb7bc78d0472a97f88-1691x2172.jpg
https://cdn.sanity.io/images/fvrrd1kn/production/3feedb1baafb7c61be02a2a66d72adf10e5beef3-3000x4500.jpg
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