To view download history navigate to chrome://downloads. To get the list of downloaded files iterate all of the shadow roots.

* Finds all elements in the entire page matching `selector`, even if they are in shadowRoots.

* Just like `querySelectorAll`, but automatically expand on all child `shadowRoot` elements.įunction querySelectorAllShadows(selector, el = document.body) shadowRoots)`) Ĭonst childResults = childShadows.map(child => querySelectorAllShadows(selector, child)) As soon as you're downloading gets completed you can view your downloaded file by clicking the 'open downloads folder' on the right corner of the window which opens when you go to the above mentioned link. Chrome Web Store An online marketplace where users can browse for Chrome-integrated websites, Chrome apps, extensions, and themes. fuse all results into singular, flat arrayĬonst result = om(el.querySelectorAll(selector)) You can also see the status and location of your downloaded files by using keyboard shortcut: 'Ctrl + J'. Return ncat(childResults).flat() Īt console of chrome://downloads let downloads = querySelectorAllShadows('a#file-link').map((a) => a. New users on Firefox will now see the Recommended badge on the Add-on listing page.Īnd every user gets to see this when opening the Add-ons page in their Firefox:ĭownThemAll! 4.1 DownThemAll! for Chrome Now available for Opera DownThemAll! 4 – The WebExtension Forth Beta – Now with some translations Beta The Third 2nd WebExtension Beta DownThemAll! 4.0.To download a file that will be stored in Chromium, or Chrome configuration folder navigate to chrome://download-internals, enter a URL in the input field and click 'Download' button. It also means that future updates will be thoroughly reviewed by mozilla as well before they get published.Įxisting users do not have to do anything, as updates are automatic. Recommended means that the mozilla team did a thorough review of DownThemAll!, both in code and basic functionality, and found no issues that would put users at risk, and that the extension does not contain any nasty surprises like undisclosed user tracking either (DownThemAll! does not include any tracking, of course, but now you got it confirmed by mozilla). The old DownThemAll! (up to version 3.0) was a long term recommended add-on, too, and I am happy that the WebExtension now is as well.

Thanks to Scott DeVaney, who first reached out to me, and “zephyr” from the mozilla Add-ons Editors team and maybe others, who reviewed the extension, DownThemAll! is now listed as a Recommended Firefox extension.

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