[john1]

Drag&drop is faster
than right-click save-as.

but you have to have the destination folder showing,
or a shortcut to it showing.

You can show several destination folders,
(or their shortcuts)
that is very much quicker than entering foldernames.

Drag&drop is one simple move,
and can be done in a second,
to a choice of folders.

I havent tried putting the destination folders in
systray yet, but generally systray is a bit full.

John

[Wet Chicken]

Originally Posted by Jedi_Master

but it does get rid of having to scroll to "Save as" after you right click...

You still have to "scroll". It's just to a different place on the screen

[Jedi_Master]

post 42
How many of you who had lots of pictures to save.. Accidently Saved the Picture as a Wallpaper or Email Picture because the List is so close together!! ha!!

It does stop the likelyhood of that...

post 41
You have to Right Click it and then Scroll Down and Choose the Save Picture as.. Three Steps

If you add the scroll to where you want to save it that's 4 steps, clicking on the icon cuts it down to two...

[Krelian]

I feel sorry for the people who need real tech support and get like one reply... and then read this thread... I really do.. hahaha.

[dude189]

Originally Posted by Jedi_Master

Howdy folks...

With IE 6 you can put the mouse over the pic, and press the disk icon...

I think that is where we began. This was the first response to hi!'s question:

Originally Posted by dude189

Are you talking about saving pictures from internet explorer? In IE 6 (and maybe earlier versions) in internet options - advanced tab, under multimedia, you could check "enable image toolbar". This would show a little box in the corner of pictures, with options to save, email, and print.

This thread is going in circles.
All this work to help some guy save porn to his hard drive faster.

[Filewasp]

Is this still going on? I hate to even enter a comment because it bumps it! Oh gosh I already did. Acacandy where are you? ha!

[classylassy]

Amazing how such a question can get so many responses..

[mindyourbusiness]

It's incredible. Today I am so tired to be lazy. Lazy because I never thought to spend a minute googling for a shortcut to "save image as..." in Firefox. But today I was so tired also to right click and SELECT (SELECT SELECT SELECT) "save image as..." that I FINALLY DECIDED TO LOOK FOR A SHORTCUT and I invite you people full of judgement for other people needs, yes you that are talking from the highness of your computer science, you that decide that a shortcut like that is unuseful and that's why Firefox doesn't have it and only Opera seems to have it. Firefox at the third version and still no shortcut. Why? Because there are people like you.

WHY DO WE NEED A SHORTCUT FOR THAT?

1) It is not your business.
2) If you really want to know, *******s, go to ConceptArt.org and start saving all the images of all the sketchbooks down there because someone asked you to do that. Then you come back here and write. But only after 10 hours spent right clicking and selecting "save image as".

Is it that difficult to think to make a default shortcut in Firefox so you left click an image and press I dont know in example "s" and you shortcut all that right click and select stuff that is giving us carpal tunnel you morons?

Answer now 4 years later come on. You majority of smart people.

Mod Edit: remove profanity.

[JohnWill]

Perhaps if you spent more time actually looking at Firefox and less time writing nasty messages, you'd have solved your problem by now.

I suggest you start with the Firefox add-on BatchDownload, which will allow you to download all the images on a page in one shot.

Maybe you can actually come back and contribute next time instead of seeing how many people you can insult.

[~Candy~]

Could we have found an older thread to dig up?

[LONGHAIR]

Come on AcaCandy, everyone knows that is what noobs do.....most of them are not insulting though?

[alan1000]

Surreal! Now, can one of you guys tell me, how many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

[~Candy~]

Probably just one named alan

[alan1000]

I reckon 97,111. How on earth do you find the time, AcaCandy? Goodonyer anyway. Keep the lifeblood flowing.

By the way, is this forum using algorithms borrowed from Outlook Express? I've noticed I have the same problem with line feeds (CR or LF or whatever) not corresponding with the true end of the line, at least, going by the width of the window.

[Squashman]

Originally Posted by mindyourbusiness

Is it that difficult to think to make a default shortcut in Firefox so you left click an image and press I dont know in example "s" and you shortcut all that right click and select stuff that is giving us carpal tunnel you morons?

Answer now 4 years later come on. You majority of smart people.

Mod Edit: remove profanity.

Ok, I am going to get defensive now. Hey dumb&%$, what happens when you single left click on a link in Internet Explorer or Even Firefox. What happens when it is a linked image. Do you know anything about web programming.