Question: Is there anyway that I can download all the images of a site at one go? I like to download nice wallpapers, but I hate to download them one at a time.
Of course the easiest way to download an image of a site is to right-click your mouse on the image and select the Save Image As… option. However, if there are 10 or 20 of images that you want, right-clicking the mouse everytime is going to be a tedious and tiring process. Luckily in Firefox, there is a quick and easy way to download multiple images at one go, and no addons required.
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