Pick the folder once
Set a default folder and every save goes there. Two clicks in the popup sends the next one somewhere else.
Browser extension
Right-click. It is in your folder.
Images, selected text and screenshots go straight from the page you are reading into a dosya folder you picked once. No downloads folder in between.
Add for Chromechromewebstore.google.comAdd for Firefoxaddons.mozilla.orgAdd for Edgemicrosoftedge.microsoft.comAdd for Safariapps.apple.com See how it works
Not on Chrome? Chrome Firefox Edge Safari
Free with any dosya account, including the free plan.
Close the tab, it still finishes
A 50 MB capture on a slow line keeps uploading after the popup and the source tab are gone. A browser restart resumes it rather than starting again.
A link, straight away
The popup lists your last ten saves. Copy a share link for any of them without opening the web app.
Two hosts. No analytics. No third parties.
The extension only ever talks to api.dosya.dev and app.dosya.dev,
and only when you ask it to save something.
no tabs
Cannot read your browsing history
no cookies
Cannot read any site's cookies
no webRequest
Cannot see your network traffic
no site access at install
Asked per site, only if a save needs it
Get it from your browser's store
One codebase, four listings. Each page below carries that browser's install steps, shortcut and permission list.
Questions
Do I need a dosya account?
Yes, and the free plan is enough. The extension saves into your own folders.
Is it the same extension on every browser?
One codebase, built per target. Chrome and Edge run the identical package; Firefox and Safari differ only where the browser forces it.
How big a file can it save?
Up to 50 MB per capture. The upload runs in the background, so you can close the popup and the tab you saved from.
Why did it ask for permission on one site?
Some sites block the extension from reading an image directly. Only then does it ask for access to that one site, at the moment you save. Decline and that single save fails with an explanation.