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Downloads Router

Organize your downloads automatically! Set custom download locations based on filetype, filename, or source domain.

Users10KCurrent public install base
Rating4.1Store average score
Reviews166Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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Version0.9.0
ManifestV3
Size18.1KiB
Languages3English / español / svenska
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Latest news:

☆ Updated to support Chrome extension manifest v3

☆ Torrent files downloaded as octet-streams now trigger application/x-bittorrent MIME routing rules

☆ Referrer routing now uses the source URL as a fallback, improving reliability

Downloads Router is a tiny extension that helps you avoid cleaning the dreaded "Downloads" folder by automatically saving files in the right places.

Downloads Router springs into action whenever you start downloading a file. It looks at the filename, filetype, or origin domain (source website) of the item, and matches this information against rules that you define on the extension's Options page. Should a matching rule exist, a "suggestion" is sent to the browser, indicating where it should save the file; this suggestion may however be overridden, as for instance when you use the "Save As..." feature.

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Store average score4.1Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.0Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text100Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews166Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Djanilson Alves2017年12月26日
4

It's amazing BUT... should have a method of exporting the settings, since I already had to change the machine 2 times since I knew this extension and had to reconfigure everything (T.T)

Language en
atul s2017年11月25日
5

I only used one configuration to enable download to souce domain folders just to give a try and after working with it for a week, I found that it is the best to organize downloads.

Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Wolf2017年10月18日
5

I can begin to express how much I love this, would it be possible for an extension to create a folder? I was thinking per-site subfolder of an already matching rule.

Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Dormidont Evlampiy2017年8月28日
3

I make a rule (eg, images to save in "downloads/images" folder), but sometimes I want several images to go to some other folder (eg. B folder, save as...) and it always opens IMAGES folder, not the last chosen. That irritates.

Language en
2 helpful · 0 not helpful
Dan Leyzberg2017年7月27日
5

Great extension! Took a while to debug, but works like a charm now! A tip I discovered -- one way to get around the fact that you can only route to a subfolder of your browser's download folder, without having to clutter your downloads folder with a bunch of symlinks, is: 1. Set Chrome's downloads folder to be your root (i.e., "C:/" on Windows or "/" on Mac), or your Users folder. 2. Add all the rules you want. 3. As the last rule, add a filename of .* which matches all filenames, and enter your usual downloads folder as the destination. This way, if none of your rules are matched, your file will go to your usual downloads folder. No symlinks necessary! My only question is -- is there a way to match all subdomains? I want to route everything from *.example.com, because the site I'm using changes its subdomain based on server. There doesn't seem to be a way to do this. Also, another tip, to match TV shows, you can use the expression s\d\de\d\d which matches anything of the form: S01E01 or s04e10.

Language en
7 helpful · 0 not helpful
鑢硬目2017年5月16日
2

sometimes non-working on japanese operating environment.

Language en
0 helpful · 1 not helpful
Fabián Valencia2017年5月10日
1

UBER COMPLICATED!

Language en
2 helpful · 1 not helpful
Felicia Mihanovich2017年4月12日
5

as always, i love this add and is the only reason to stay in chrome. but it will be a HUGE improvement to have an export settings button. PLEASE include this feature in the nearly future

Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
佐藤太郎2017年4月7日
4

正直英語だからかなり使いづらい。だけど、まあ簡単な使い方ならグーグル翻訳でだいたい分かるからそれだけでも十分使える、と思う。

Language ja
1 helpful · 2 not helpful
Anonymous user2017年3月24日
5

The only thing I'm missing from this extension is a simple import/export rules option. (Though given the date this was last updated, I don't hold my hands high in anticipation of seeing this feature soon, if at all. :)) Five stars because the extension itself is really reliable and easy to set up otherwise, so thanks!

Language en
2 helpful · 1 not helpful