Save Images from a webpage

If you are a frequent user of Firefox web browser, then and need to save Images of a webpage very frequently then, Save Images addon will help you doing this.
For this, just click this link to download "Save Images" add-on for your Firefox Web Browser, and follow the following steps to Save Images.

Step 1
Right Click on Webpage, go to Save Images, and click "save images from current tab", to save images from current tab.

Step 2
Select the folder, in which you want to save by browsing for it.

Step 3
Click Ok an you will be done, with saving all cached Images in your specified folder.

Check out the video below to see it in action

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