DownloadMap — Find Downloadable Files on the Page

DownloadMap finds the files a page is offering you and puts them in one list. Open a page, click the toolbar icon, and the downloadable links on that page are collected into a single panel. Each entry shows its filename and the domain it comes from, and the list is grouped into eight kinds so a long page stays readable. Tick the entries you want and download them together, or take a single one on its own. If the page changes while the panel is open, Rescan picks up what appeared. Why it exists: on documentation sites, course pages, and release pages, the things you came for are scattered through the layout. Finding them means scrolling, hovering, and right-clicking one at a time. This turns that into reading one list. What it does - Collects the downloadable links from the page you are on - Groups them into eight kinds so a long list stays readable - Shows the filename and the source domain for each entry - Downloads your selection in one action, or any single entry on its own - Rescans on request when the page has changed Scope - It reads the tab you are on, when you ask it to. It does not run on pages in the background. - It does not require access to every site. - No account and no sign-in.