Google Book Downloader

By redphx Last update Sep 26, 2010 — Installed 1,754,262 times.

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2 stars
Great idea but... , Jun 17, 2011
Review written by kicker77 - see all my reviews (1)

This programs may have worked well once but it certainly hasn't performed well for awhile. It may be abandoned (no one seems to know) and it can be a bit difficult to understand for beginners. At this point it isn't worth using unless there's some update of features.

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5 stars
Time Saver and Awesome. But.. , Sep 11, 2010
Review written by BibhasC - see all my reviews (1)

It can also be optimized if merged with some more programming and the the code merge all the images and output a pdf file instead. :)
But too much from GM script I think. Will see if It can be done with PHP. :)

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4 stars
Works well , Sep 5, 2010
Review written by modtang - see all my reviews (1)

This is a time saver and works well with the current version of FF.

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4 stars
Very nice, but could use a bit of improvement , Jun 22, 2010
Review written by theuth - see all my reviews (3)

...especially about downloading all the pictures. It could make a list of URLs for Orbit Downloader, for example.

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5 stars
So far it works! , Feb 19, 2010
Review written by Kenson Martz - see all my reviews (2)

So far it works, I am currently downloading a PHP 5 book to learn PHP5! Goo userscripts and google!

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3 stars
Download links missing , Feb 12, 2010
Review written by flash jet - see all my reviews (1)

Version 2.1 appears to have trouble locating download links when a google preview loads at a page other than the first page.

For example the following link loads page #168, but the "Download this book" button does not appear:

http://books.google.com/books?id=3Gj0rLx9gy0C&p...

Same is true for the "Download this page" button (i.e., PA169) on the next page (i.e., page #169)

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5 stars
Suggestions , Dec 12, 2009
Review written by Psychederic - see all my reviews (1)

You should add the link to download manager extension.

Downthem all
https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/201

Or flashgot

https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/220

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4 stars
I think that we need to wait for new version. , Oct 23, 2009
Review written by dartsrk - see all my reviews (1)

Hi Redphx,

I would like to thank you for this script, because in my country books are very very expensive.
Congratulations for your script, but Google Book changed and this script don’t work as before (don’t find the pages).
I think that we need to wait for new version.

Dart

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2 stars
Maybe needing update? NOT WORKING :( , Oct 12, 2009
Review written by FaeGiN - see all my reviews (30)

As the title says, I installed this and went to books.google.co.uk and found the book I was interested in. There were two different ones I wanted - one was available as 'full preview' (meaning google already allows it to be downloaded!) and the other was only part preview( no download link given so the script would be really handy!)
I tried the script with both and although the download link appears OK on the left side of the page, when I click it then it asks which page to download from...but the drop down box to select the page numbers was empty and never had any numbers in it.
therefore no pages were ever able to be downloaded.
Is it fixable or have google gone and stopped this being possible..?

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3 stars
Does the job but needs more documentation , Sep 18, 2009
Review written by mreil19 - see all my reviews (1)

This script provides you with links to all the pages of the book. In that sense it works well. What's confusing is what to do next. Many users seem to think that the books gets saved automatically, but they do not; another download manager has to be used (Flashgot or Downloadthemall) to copy all of the images from all of the links. However, this process is not easy to orchestrate and the resulting files aren't often arranged sequentially. Some documentation would be helpful though it can be found elsewhere on the web.

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