The default detected sources only focus on media (video and audio) resources and there is no image detection. How can I extend detectable sources to include images as well?
After installing the extension only media sources are considered and the rest of requests are not being monitored. However, if you need the extension to detect image resources as well, you can right-click on the toolbar button and select “Track image resources”. By this action, the extension updates its network observer and looks for image sources as well (either image type sources or requests with the “content-type” header that matches an image source). So if you refresh the current page, you will notice the number of detected resources is updating to include image sources as well. By hovering your mouse other the toolbar button, you can get stats of how many resources of each type is detected for the current page.
If you click on the toolbar button you will get a new section for images. By default, the image links are not selected in the download manager window as each web page has many image sources. You can still use the “Select all” button located above each category to select the entire items in the category.
Just a heads up that image detection may slow down your browser as the number of stored resources for each tab includes all the image sources as well. It is recommended to turn this feature off when it is not needed. You can simply use the right-click menu over the toolbar button to easily enable or disable these resources.
