#2.58 / 12 rate

Pool Party

310 users

2020-02-17

SammiHusky

[email protected]

This extension is being deprecated because it doesn't follow Chrome extension best practices.

Extension Information

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Supported Languages

Description

Inkbunny Downloader

Adds a download button to Inkbunny. Just click and the extension will begin downloading a zip of all submissions (including submissions with multiple files!). Supports downloading Favorites, Gallery, Scraps, Pools, and should be capable of downloading all submission types (Stories, videos, animations, images, music)

Known Issues:
* Occasionally fails when gathering links with a 429 error ("too many requests")

Changelog:
1.6.5.1 (12/3/2020)
* Now displays page number when gathering links
* Improve stability when downloading multiple pages

1.6.5.0 (11/23/2020)
* Fix for following redirects when fetching assets
* More progress indicators
* Fix CORS issues caused by chrome updates
* Slow down requests to Inkbunny to avoid 'too many request' errors.

2/16/2020
* Added visual progress indicators
* Better error handling
* Significantly increase speed by starting downloads asynchronously
* Fix obscure bugs that would stop downloading of certain files

Reviews

Wolfer “wolfgang” Wolfy

To use this extension properly you must throttle your network. To throttle your network, hit F12 on your browser, go to the network tab and click on "no throttling", change it to Fast 3G it should be enough. Don't close the sidebar or it'll stop taking effect, make sure to not record any network activity or your browser will take up all your RAM and may either crash or freeze your computer. This extension checks links so fast it triggers a "too many requests" error and it's indistinguishable from a DOS attack for Inkbunny. The hard limit is between 82~90 requests, so it's usable with small accounts, but if an artist has posted more than 2 pages worth of art it'll stop if you don't throttle your network. Even with this trick there's still a problem, during the download process it will take up a random amount of ram from megabytes all the way to 2 GB. it will stop garnering art for download randomly and sometimes indefinitely, it's giving me no choice, but to refresh the page and try again. A very shoddy and poorly thought out extension I ain't gonna lie, but archivists and porn enjoyers can still use it, although it's garbo.

markilic

It's a good expansion. Works on small scales, however when trying to download something large there are problems. My download froze at 349/5007. I really hope this extension gets an update at some point.