A save button on images
Turn it on in the popup, and the image or video under your pointer gets a button that saves it in one click.
Two ways to save one picture without a form already exist: one-click mode and the right-click menu. Both still start with something other than the picture — a shortcut, or a menu. This one starts with the picture.
How it works#
Open the extension popup and turn on Show save button. From then on, the image or video under your pointer shows a small JayBoard button in its top-right corner, on any site. Click it and the item goes to the project selected in the popup. The row under the switch names that project, and so does the button's tooltip.
The button then says what happened: Saved, Already in a project when your library has it, Queued when the connection is down, or Failed with the reason on hover.
It is off until you turn it on, because it puts a button on every site you visit. It also keeps out of the way:
- Avatars, icons and anything else too small to be what you meant get no button.
- Your own library gets none either.
- It steps aside while the selection overlay (AltShiftS or AltShiftD) is open.
Not yet covered: pictures inside embedded frames, and video in fullscreen.
See Your first capture for all four ways to save.