Bulk download images from multiple tabs at once
Short answer
Open every page you want in its own tab, then pick a tab range in the extension: all tabs, the current tab, or everything to the left or right of it. All their images are collected into one list you filter and download once.
Doing it by hand
The browser has no idea that your tabs are related. Saving images from ten tabs by hand means visiting each one, right-clicking each image, and keeping track of where you got to.
Where that falls apart
- Nothing is shared between tabs, so there is no combined list and no way to compare or de-duplicate what you found.
- Halfway through you lose track of which tab you already did — and the only way to check is to do it again.
- Closing a tab to keep things tidy loses everything it contained.
Doing it with ImgDown
Step 1
Open your sources in tabs
Middle-click the galleries, search results or product pages you want so they open side by side in the same window.
Step 2
Choose a tab range
Click the extension icon and pick all tabs (Alt+A), the current tab (Alt+C), or every tab to the right (Alt+R) or left (Alt+L). The left/right ranges are the fast way to skip the unrelated tabs you had open already.
Step 3
Sort by tab or by size
The combined list can be sorted by tab order, so images stay grouped by the page they came from, or by resolution when you only want the biggest files.
Step 4
Download the whole selection
Filter, select and click Download once. Images from every scanned tab are saved together.
Related questions
Try it on the page you have open
Free, no account, and it works on the next gallery you open.