Once you've done that you can download a list of files in a number of ways, but if you want to stay in the browser I've written a Chrome extension called TabSave to do just that - there's an option to use a manual list for downloading (it also allows downloading files in every tab of a window). So it's simply a matter of find and replace onĪnd finding and replacing /edit or /edit?usp=sharing with (nothing i.e.
I'm a user of Google Drive and as you say it's just a matter of getting the download link. You can change a Google Drive image link to a download link by swapping for (just use a replace all tool, I'm fond of TextMechanic's simple, free, online Find and Replace but Notepad find and replace will do the trick).
