How Deep Scan Works Under the Hood
A plain explanation of how deep scan works, auto-scrolling and waiting to capture lazy-loaded, AJAX, and infinite-scroll images a regular scan skips.
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Strict, Balanced, or Aggressive Duplicate Finder Sensitivity Presets
How the duplicate finder sensitivity presets (Strict, Balanced, Aggressive) change how aggressively visual duplicates are grouped, and which one fits your batch.
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How to Tune Duplicate Finder Weights for Better Matches
A practical guide to tune duplicate finder weights: adjust per-signal importance, re-apply without rescanning, and fix matches that are too loose or too tight.
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Area Scan: Grab Images From Just One Region of a Page
How area scan page region selection lets you capture images from a single part of a page, skipping headers, sidebars, and ads.
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How the 404 Checker Validates Image Links With HEAD Requests
How the 404 checker validates image URLs with lightweight HEAD requests, sorts reachable from unreachable, and lets you export a clean list to re-import.
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Send Scraped Images to a Task: New, Append, or Replace
How to send scraped images to a task from the side panel, choosing to create, append, or replace, with the target marked draft for review.
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How Preview Filters Edit Tasks and Quietly Clean Your Lists
How preview filters edit tasks: filter, search, and bulk-select images in the preview, then commit those changes directly to the saved task and its counters.
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Append vs Replace: Two Ways to Append or Replace Task URLs From the Scraper
How to append or replace task URLs when handing scraped images from the side panel into a download task, and when each choice is the right one.
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All the Image Downloader Keyboard Shortcuts, Mapped
A full reference of the image downloader keyboard shortcuts for saving drafts, downloading, creating tasks, moving between tasks, and toggling modes hands-free.
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Download a Single Task Only: Run One Task Without the Whole Queue
How to download a single task only using the per-task download icon, so one task runs while the rest of your queue stays put.
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