An e-mail today led me to a Firefox add-on of which I hadn’t heard before, but which seems to have come from nowhere to hit the Top 10 list. It’s called ‘Down Them All‘. It allows you to select any and/or every link on a page and download the associated content, speeding up the process enormously. For example, I linked to the ‘Classic GUNS Magazine Editions‘ Web page and downloaded every issue from 1955 to 1964 with just a few clicks of my mouse. The download (which took a long time, as you can imagine) ran in the background, allowing me to carry on with other work.
I highly recommend ‘Down Them All‘. It’s free, so give it a try.
Peter
Down them all has been around since at least win98, and works.
It is a great way to d/l all the images linked by a website, and was marketed that way (think pron.)
Still, although I haven't used it in years, it was a good tool for the purpose.