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Bulk Export Dropbox Image URLs (2023)

Extracts image URLs from a Dropbox page and copies them to the clipboard when a button is clicked.

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Autor
sharmanhall
Rating-uri
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Versiune
3.1
Creat
20-05-2023
Actualizat
20-05-2023
Size
3,56 KB
Compatibilitate
Compatibil cu Firefox Compatibil cu Chrome Compatibil cu Opera Compatibil cu Safari Compatibil cu Edge
Licență
MIT
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Bulk Export Dropbox Image URLs (2023)

Description:


This user script allows you to extract image URLs from a Dropbox page and conveniently copy them to the clipboard with a single click. It enhances the functionality of Dropbox by automating the process of obtaining direct image links, making it easier to share or use these URLs elsewhere.

Author:

sharmanhall

Compatibility:


This script is compatible with popular web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari.

Instructions:

  1. Install a user script manager extension such as Tampermonkey or Greasemonkey in your web browser.
  2. Navigate to the Dropbox website and log in to your account.
  3. Once the Dropbox page is fully loaded, a "Copy all URLs" button will appear at the bottom right corner of the page.
  4. Click the "Copy all URLs" button to extract the image URLs and copy them to your clipboard.
  5. Paste the URLs wherever you need them, such as in a document, email, or any other desired location.
  6. The button will be disabled temporarily after copying the URLs to prevent accidental re-copies. It will be re-enabled after 3 seconds.

Additional Information:


This script uses a scrolling mechanism to load all images on the Dropbox page, even if they are initially hidden due to pagination or lazy-loading. Once all images are loaded, their URLs are extracted and copied to the clipboard. The script automatically adjusts the waiting time for scrolling based on the page load speed, ensuring efficient extraction.


If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please visit the support page on GitHub to report them. You can also find the latest updates and more information about the script on its GitHub repository.


This script is released under the MIT license, meaning you can modify and distribute it freely. Feel free to check the license file in the repository for more details.