FlashGot

Even with a fast web browser and a powerful download manager, you will still stumble over the same limitation. If you wish to download several items from a web page, you have to right click and select the Save As repeatedly, for each item. If you install FlashGot on Mozilla Firefox, you will be able to download any number of items with a single click. It can work with Firefox's built-in downloader or with an external download manager.

FlashGot can be used exclusively with Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird as a plug-in. You just need to download a small file, launch Firefox, and select the file in the browser's Extensions section. Besides that, the plug-in can integrate with a wide variety of download managers, on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms.

While browsing with Mozilla Firefox, you can right click anywhere on the current web page and select one of FlashGot's options. You will find different options if you right click an image, video or a link. The FlashGot All option can be found regardless of the targeted content. Selecting this option will display all downloadable items on the current web page, including HTML files. You may select one or more items, set an output path and click a button to download them.

If you select and right click several items on a web page, you will find an option for downloading the selection. The same filtering window will show up, on which you can deselect individual items, if something gets caught in your initial selection. Another option included in FlashGot will display all downloadable contents from all navigation tabs. This means that you can simultaneously download any number of items, from multiple web sites.

Before you download items from several tabs, you may need to enable this option, on FlashGot's general settings panel, in Firefox's Extensions section. You can also integrate the plug-in with an external download manager, set up extension filters and more, on the same settings panel.