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Automatically files downloads into folders using your own rules. Queue, sniffer, and history included. Set up rules once and every download lands in the right folder. Match on file extension, source site, filename pattern, MIME type or file size, then send the file wherever you want with a path template like: Media/TV/{site}/{yyyy}/{name} WHAT IT DOES - Rules run top to bottom, first match wins. Reorder them to set priority. - A live preview runs the real rules engine against a sample download and shows which rule wins and the exact path, before you save. - Find files on a page: images, video, audio, documents and archives, with filtering and bulk select. - Queue with pause, resume, cancel and retry. - History of what was filed, by which rule, and where it went. - Right-click any link or image to download it through your rules. TEMPLATE TOKENS {name} {basename} {ext} {site} {host} {yyyy} {mm} {dd} {hh} {date} PRIVACY No analytics. No tracking. No accounts. Nothing leaves your browser. The extension requests no host permissions, so it has no standing access to the sites you visit. Page scanning runs only when you click the button, on the tab you are looking at. NOTE ON FOLDERS Browsers do not let extensions write outside your Downloads folder. This is a browser security rule, not a limitation of this extension. Rules can file into any subfolder of Downloads. To save onto a NAS or network share, point your browser's download location at it and the folders will follow. Open source: https://github.com/ryzendigo/smart-downloader
Jul 17, 2026
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