« BackShow HN: Put ful.co/ in front of any URL to easily copy its SVGs and imagesful.coSubmitted by fulco__ a year ago
  • Toorkit a year ago

    For those, like me, that prefer local CLI tools, I found gallery-dl yesterday (although possibly slightly different use case than ful.co).

    And of course ImageMagick to easily convert images to different formats.

    • rafram a year ago

      In Firefox: Cmd/Ctrl-I, click the Media tab, find the image you want and click Save As. This works even on sites that try to prevent media from being saved (by blocking referrer-less loads, etc.).

      • blueflow a year ago

        You can do the same thing by saving a HTML file from firefox (Ctrl+S), the images will be placed in a directory next to that HTML file.

        • savolai a year ago

          Inline svg?

        • skeptrune a year ago

          Actually useful. Not uncommon that I'm trying to pull a logo or branding for some project or another and it's always a pain.

          • wlonkly a year ago

            If you find this isn't working for you (and you're getting a 404, or OP's portfolio site -- you have to put the scheme in the URL.

            Works: https://ful.co/https://www.apple.com

            Won't work: https://ful.co/www.apple.com

            • splitbrain a year ago

              This should have a bookmarklet... This seems to work: javascript:window.location.href='https://ful.co/'+window.location.href

              • mikae1 a year ago

                Cool! I would add web fonts to that list.

                The web page says nothing about what it does. The <title> says "ful.co - a svelte and sveltekit related blog and agency". Very confusing.

                Add the HN title to the web page?

                • fulco__ a year ago

                  done, will look into webfonts

                • chrisweekly a year ago

                  HN Mods: can someone explain why this post was flagged?

                  • cantSpellSober a year ago

                    Next challenge, make it work for dynamic images (that aren't present on initial load).

                    Thanks! Saves me the chore of opening the Network tab on the inspector to manually do this stuff.

                    • pavo-etc a year ago

                      This is fantastic. So straightforward, gets the job done.

                      • jedberg a year ago

                        I think you got blocked by an anti-scraper. I put in reddit.com and only got one image back.

                        • fulco__ a year ago

                          I don't think I specifically got blocked. I haven't done anything to get around scraping restrictions like setting a fake User-Agent. If a website doesn't want to be scraped I'll just use inspect element.

                          Some other current limitations:

                          - Might miss items in a SPA that loads additional assets outside the initial html - Misses images/SVG's that are loaded with external css with background:url(...);

                        • OgsyedIE a year ago

                          Did some brief testing and (at least for me) it works on a paywalled WSJ page and MediaWiki but not on 2channel. Reddit no, but Reddit rehosters yes.

                          • underlines a year ago

                            It 404ed with the two biggest swiss websites: digitec.ch and 20min.ch

                          • thatgerhard a year ago

                            This just goes to OPs portfolio site, so not working

                            • nubinetwork a year ago

                              Can you make one that converts webp to png?