SVG Downloadr

SVG Downloadr collects the vector images from a page and saves them as a single PDF. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the page you need and click the extension icon. 2. Press "Scan page". The extension scrolls the page from top to bottom on its own and finds every <img> whose src points to an SVG. Images that load lazily while scrolling are picked up too. When it is done, the page returns to where you left it. 3. Review the results, uncheck what you don't need and press "Download PDF". Every image gets its own page. WHAT'S INSIDE • A vector PDF. Images are written as vector drawing commands rather than pixels, so the file stays small and zooming never blurs the strokes. 18 icons fit into roughly 12 KB. • Page format is up to you: fit to A4, or a page exactly the size of the SVG. • A raster mode for when the result must match the browser exactly — a vector PDF cannot embed custom fonts and falls back to the base ones. • Auto-scroll handles pages without normal window scrolling: the extension locates the inner scroll container and scrolls that instead. • Scan results survive closing the popup — they are kept for the rest of the session. • Russian and English interface: it follows your Chrome language, and a switch in the popup corner overrides it. • Nothing is fetched from the network at runtime — every library is bundled into the extension. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • It sends nothing anywhere: pages, SVGs and the resulting PDF never leave your browser. • No analytics, no ads. • No remote code is downloaded or executed. HONEST LIMITATIONS • Images inside <iframe> are not scanned — only the main document. • In vector mode fonts are mapped to the base PDF fonts (Helvetica / Times / Courier). Pick "Raster" when the exact typeface matters. • SVGs that reference external images or fonts render without them, because the browser loads such files in isolation. • If an SVG cannot be converted to vector (complex filters and masks), it is inserted as a raster image and the popup shows a warning. WHY THE PERMISSIONS • Site access — to run the scan on the tab you opened and to download the SVG files themselves so they can be placed into the PDF. • scripting — to inject the scanning script into the current tab when you press the button. • storage — to remember your language choice and the last scan result. Open source.