Chrome is capable of downloading multiple files. If you attempt to download multiple files from the same website, it will block them. This is a security measure. A malicious website may download more than one file when you click a download link and the other files may be malicious. This feature makes it so that the other downloads only proceed if you confirm them. Chrome basically asks that you confirm you were the one that initiated all the downloads.
Open Chrome and click the more options button at the top right. This will highlight the links in yellow. If you need to scroll down or simply want to get rid of the pop-up box, you can hold down the H key. The downloads also appear on the bottom of the browser window. Unfortunately, this cannot be changed when using the extension. Note that not all links may download files as expected. The link would need to be a direct file source, not a link to another page, otherwise the download might just be the HTML of that page and not the file itself.
You can assign a shortcut key for activating this add-on. To do this, right-click on the uSelect icon again and select Options. Enter the shortcut keys you want to use. Make sure the shortcut keys you specify is not already being used by Chrome or any other extension. Selecting files is made easy with simply dragging a rectangle around them as opposed to highlighting each and every link. If you work with downloading multiple files from direct links, then uSelect is a simple tool you can use with ease.
Active Oldest Votes. I am working with many file types, including pictures, and this worked best for me. However, link. It does not work in IE 11, it only downloads the. AngeloMoreira Yep, at least it works in Edge. If you try downloading multiple files in IE on MS sites, for example , they spawn multiple pop-up windows, so i think best solution for IE is still from Dmitry Nogin above. Add the link.
This allows you to name the files anything you wish. Also, I believe it needs to be the filename only not including the URL. I ended up sending two arrays: one with the full URL and one with just the filename. It does not work properly in Chrome v75, Windows The only file that is downloaded is Minecraft.
Show 8 more comments. HTTP does not support more than one file download at once. There are two solutions: Open x amount of windows to initiate the file downloads this would be done with JavaScript preferred solution create a script to zip the files. Jacob Relkin Jacob Relkin k 29 29 gold badges silver badges bronze badges.
Why is a zip file the preferred solution? It creates an extra step for the user unzipping. This page contains javascript which creates ZIP file. Look at the page it has a great example. A third way is to encapsulate the files into a SVG file. If the files are displayed in the browser, the SVG seems to be the best way. HTTP itself supports multipart message format.
But browsers don't portably parse multipart responses from the server side, but technically there's nothing difficult with doing this. This can be an excelent solution with javascript github. Show 1 more comment. Ben Gotow Dmitry Nogin Dmitry Nogin 3, 1 1 gold badge 17 17 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges. To me the reason seems that the page reloads after script is executed, seems to be the reason for files not getting downloaded. Any clue on what wrong I am doing? I've got multiple issues with this solution.
In IE since my parent window has changed the document. There's various post about fixing this, but all feel hacky. In Chrome, user gets prompt a warning message telling the web site tries to donwload multiple files but a least it works. This didn't work for me, because the file dialog "blocks" the other save dialogs to appear. What I did was something slightly hacky - the mousemove action registers only after the file dialog disappears, so I used that - but it's not tested.
I will add it as another answer. Does this work in IE10? I get: Object doesn't support property or method 'write' — Hoppe.
Show 3 more comments. This is the only one in here that worked for me, since I have to support IE. Thank you. This answer is golden.
Only one that works in all browsers without a warning message. Specially IE. Brilliant stuff — Mukul Goel. Not working in Chrome OSX, it asks me to allow multiple download but even if I do, only the first file is downloaded and I heard an amount of "beep" corresponding to the number of files to download left — Allan Raquin.
Button does nothing Google Chrome Version Button not working in stack overflow Run code snippet. Browser Crome speedplane — m b.
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